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v1.7.3

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 16 Nov 14:28
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v1.7.2

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 23 Jul 09:37
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v1.7.1

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 26 Jun 13:16
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v1.7.0

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 12 Jun 12:10
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  • Added examples, including multiscale architecture and change of base distribution
  • Added examples to the documentation
  • Forward and inverse with log det method to multiscale architecture
  • Target distribution for augmented normalizing flow

v1.6.2

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 28 Apr 14:55
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  • Removed debugging print statement
  • Fixed bug in forward_and_log_det method, that has recently been introduced

v1.6.1

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 24 Feb 11:07
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  • Paper about the package published on arXiv
  • Citation note added

v1.6

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 18 Feb 12:55
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  • Added forward and inverse method to flow module
  • Added more tests and fix bugs, e.g. relating variational autoencoder
  • Added automatic tests and coverage analysis on GitHub

v1.5

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 21 Dec 10:50
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A rendered documentation is added to the repository, which is available on https://vincentstimper.github.io/normalizing-flows/.

Test were added for several flow modules, which can be run via pytest. With these new tests, several bugs were detected and fixed. The current coverage is about 61%. More tests will be added in the future as well as automated testing and coverage analysis on GitHub.

Moreover, the code is adapted to the syntax of newer PyTorch Versions.

v1.4

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 26 Jul 15:00

The package is now available on PyPI, which means that it can just be installed with

pip install normflows

from now on. The code was reformatted to conform to the black coding style.

Moreover, the following fixes and additions are included:

  • The computation of the alpha-divergence objective was corrected.
  • A bug regarding sampling from the mixture of Gaussian base distribution was fixed.
  • A flow layer to warp periodic variables was added.
  • The dependency from the Residual Flow repository was removed.

v1.2

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@VincentStimper VincentStimper released this 05 Apr 08:19

The code was reorganized to be more hierarchical and readable. Also all required functionality for Neural Spline Flows were added to the repository to remove the dependency on the original Neural Spline Flow repository.

Furthermore, the following features were introduced:

  • Class to reverse a flow layer
  • Class to build a chain of flow layers
  • Affine Masked Autoregressive Flows (MAF)
  • Circular Neural Spline Flows
  • Neural Spline Flows with circular and non-circular coordinates