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https://github.com/theogf/BayesianQuadrature.jl

Is there anything we can't make Bayesian?
https://github.com/theogf/BayesianQuadrature.jl

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Is there anything we can't make Bayesian?

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# BayesianQuadrature

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Package for implementing different methods of Bayesian quadrature.
Bayesian quadrature consists in estimating the integral `I = ∫ f(x) p(x) dx` by using Gaussian Processes where `p(x)` is assumed to be Gaussian.
More precisely we replace `f(x)` by a GP by estimating `f` for multiple samples `x_i`.
We then get a posterior distribution for the integral : `p(I|{x_i}) = N(m, S)`.

Given a Bayesian problem `p(x|y) = p(y|x) p_0(x) / p(y)` you can estimate `p(y)` by calling :

```julia
using BayesianQuadrature
using Distributions
using KernelFunctions
p_0 = MvNormal(ones(2)) # As for now the prior must be a MvNormal
log_f(x) = logpdf(MvNormal(0.5 * ones(2)), x) # The logarithm of the Integrand log_f, the log-likelihood function typically
model = BayesModel(p_0, log_f) # Combine both to create the model
bquad = BayesQuad(SEKernel(); l=0.1, σ=1.0) # Will simply approximate p(y|x) with a GP (only works with SEKernel for now
sampler = PriorSampling() # Will sample from the prior p_0
p_I, _ = bquad(model, sampler; nsamples=100) # Returns a Normal distribution
@show p_I # Normal{Float64}(μ=0.07063602778449946, σ=0.0028050929209120458)
```