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id: roadmap | ||
title: Roadmap | ||
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The items below are considered high priority for future development, and are at various stages of planning and implementation. | ||
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### Data-parallel gradient evaluation | ||
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Taking advantage of multiple CPU cores to parallelize sampling for larger datasets. | ||
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### Multivariate Normal | ||
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`MVNormal` is a very commonly used distribution that is currently not supported by Rainier. | ||
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### Discrete latent variables | ||
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Support `latent` for `Discrete` distributions, at least in some cases, with automatic Rao-Blackwellization. | ||
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### Automatic Reparameterization | ||
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Rainier currently only supports non-centered parameterizations, which is a good default, but automatic reparameterization as in | ||
[Gorinova et al](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1906.03028.pdf) would be an improvement in some cases. | ||
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### Mass Matrix adaptation | ||
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Currently Rainier's HMC always uses the identity mass matrix. Mass matrix adaptation would improve performance on correlated parameters. | ||
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## Feedback | ||
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Feel free to file issues at [GitHub](https://github.com/stripe/rainier/issues) if something important to you is missing from this list. | ||
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You may also send email with any feedback (good or bad!) to `[email protected]`. |
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