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I am wondering what kind of simulation would allow me to verify that the obs_noise from the Gaussian likelihood is correct?
To try to get the ground truth obs_noise, I drew samples from a Gaussian distribution with mean mean1 and variance var1.
I then fit the data to a constant kernel, hoping that the GP would estimate the obs_noise would correspond to sqrt(var1), but I can't quite get the numbers to match. Perhaps I am thinking about this obs_noise incorrectly? Or maybe the model isn't fitting properly?
I attach a jupyterhub notebook (in markdown format) of example code that simulates the data and fits the constant kernel to try to estimate this obs_noise.
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Hi all,
I am wondering what kind of simulation would allow me to verify that the
obs_noise
from the Gaussian likelihood is correct?To try to get the ground truth
obs_noise
, I drew samples from a Gaussian distribution with meanmean1
and variancevar1
.I then fit the data to a constant kernel, hoping that the GP would estimate the
obs_noise
would correspond tosqrt(var1)
, but I can't quite get the numbers to match. Perhaps I am thinking about thisobs_noise
incorrectly? Or maybe the model isn't fitting properly?I attach a jupyterhub notebook (in markdown format) of example code that simulates the data and fits the constant kernel to try to estimate this
obs_noise
.https://gist.github.com/jakeyeung/d0e0daad0ea10ebf674976df329085f4
Jake
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