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- Line 134: Add or update NPE_A_Posterior.to() to call the inherited
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Move stored correction MoGs in NPE_A_Posterior.to().
When a multi-round NPE_A_Posterior moves from CPU to CUDA, DirectPosterior.to() moves the estimator and prior but not _proposal_mog or _prior_mog. _get_corrected_mog() then passes the stored CPU MoGs to _correct_for_proposal(), which combines their precision tensors with the estimator’s CUDA tensors. sample_batched() and log_prob_batched() can therefore fail with a device mismatch.
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+ def to(self, device: Union[str, torch.device]) -> None:
+ super().to(device)
+ if self._proposal_mog is not None:
+ self._proposal_mog = self._proposal_mog.to(self.device)
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Add or update NPE_A_Posterior.to() to call the inherited DirectPosterior.to()
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Valid, but sample() and log_prob() on main already have this problem. #1995 covers .to() for all posteriors, including NPE-A's two MoGs, so I'm resolving it here.
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@dgedon Thanks for the context. The device mismatch also affects sample() and log_prob() on main; the batched hooks did not introduce it. Since #1995 covers .to() and both correction MoGs, no additional change is needed in this PR.
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Thanks, the three fixes look correct and the new tests cover them. I left two inline comments: one change request and one non-blocking follow-up.
Simplification ideas
- Idea 1 (please do in this PR): remove NPE-A's copies of
sample()andlog_prob(). Details are in the inline comment onNPE_A_Posterior.sample(). - Idea 2 (optional, separate PR): move the correction into the estimator, as a wrapper whose
sample()andlog_prob()use the corrected MoG. NPE-A would then be a plainDirectPosterior, and every method, includingmap(), would be corrected automatically. - Idea 3 (optional):
_sample_estimatorand_log_prob_estimatorrepeat the transform steps ofMixtureDensityEstimator.sample()andlog_prob(). A helper on the estimator that samples from, or evaluates, a given MoG would remove the repetition.
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NPE_A_Posterior.sample() and log_prob() are copies of the DirectPosterior methods; they differ only in which estimator they call. Because of this, #2019 had to fix the same bug twice. If DirectPosterior.sample() and log_prob() called _sample_estimator and _log_prob_estimator, as the batched methods now do, both copies could be deleted. Could we do that here? NPE-A would still need its own timeout hint, since it doesn't support sample_with='mcmc'.
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Non-blocking: from round 2 on, map() and potential() still use the uncorrected estimator, because the potential is built directly from posterior_estimator. In a quick check, NPE-A's MAP was identical to the raw network's MAP. This isn't new in this PR, so a follow-up issue is fine.
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NPE_A_Posterior inherited sample_batched() and log_prob_batched() from DirectPosterior. These methods used the raw estimator, so they returned the uncorrected proposal posterior from round 2 on. DirectPosterior now calls the _sample_estimator and _log_prob_estimator hooks in both batched methods. NPE_A_Posterior overrides the hooks with the corrected MoG. The corrected MoG supports several x, so the batch-size-1 check in _sample_estimator is removed.
NPE-A's sampler and log-prob hooks transformed theta only for an affine z-score. With z_score_theta="transform_to_unconstrained", sample() and log_prob() worked in the wrong space, and after the previous commit the batched methods did too. The estimator's transform methods handle every case, so the hooks now always call them.
…niform prior The analytic proposal correction assumes an affine z-score. The guard for transform_to_unconstrained came after the early return for BoxUniform, so a uniform prior skipped it. The corrected density then carried an extra Jacobian factor and was biased towards the prior bounds. The guard now runs first, for every prior.
…_prob() NPE_A_Posterior copied sample() and log_prob() only to call its corrected MoG. DirectPosterior now calls _sample_estimator and _log_prob_estimator there too, so the copies are removed. NPE-A gets return_partial_on_timeout, and keeps its own hint for a low acceptance rate, also in sample_batched().
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Thanks Jan, looks good to me! The refactor came out nice and clean.
As mentioned, could you open the issue for idea 2 (moving the correction into the estimator)? It would also fix map()/potential() still using the uncorrected estimator. And have a look at idea 3 too. Happy to take either of them over if you prefer, just let me know.
Summary
NPE_A_Posteriorused its proposal correction only in its own copies ofsample()andlog_prob(). The batched methods came fromDirectPosteriorand used the raw estimator. Now all fourDirectPosteriormethods call two estimator hooks, NPE-A overrides only the hooks, and its copies are removed. NPE-A's hooks also applied only an affine z-score. With a uniform prior, multi-round NPE-A also skipped the guard againsttransform_to_unconstrained.Evidence
log_prob()gives (0.21, −1.67),log_prob_batched()gives (0.58, −2.92).After: both give (0.21, −1.67).
transform_to_unconstrained, box prior on [10, 20]: sample mean 0.05 and log-prob −201.0 (DirectPosteriorwith the same estimator: 15.1 and −3.80).After: NPE-A gives 15.1 and −3.80.
transform_to_unconstrainedand a box prior on [−3, 3] ran without an error. The corrected density had an extra Jacobian factor |du/dθ|, so it was biased towards the bounds (at θ₁ = 2.9: log-density +2.73 too high relative to the center; with x_o = (2.7, −2.7): posterior mean 2.71, truth 2.61).After:
build_posterior()raises the sameNotImplementedErroras for a Gaussian prior.test_npe_a_batched_sample_log_prob_apply_proposal_correction,test_npe_a_matches_direct_posterior_with_unconstrained_transformandtest_npe_a_rejects_unconstrained_transform_after_first_round[uniform]fail before the fix and pass after it.Merge Danger
Door: two-way. Only private hooks change; no public API changes. NPE-A's
sample()gainsreturn_partial_on_timeout.Blast Radius: NPE-A.
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sample_batched()andlog_prob_batched()of NPE-A return different (now correct) values. First-round NPE-A withtransform_to_unconstrainedchanges in all four methods. Multi-round NPE-A withtransform_to_unconstrainedand a uniform prior now raises an error, where it returned a biased posterior before. #2019 changes the same three files. It merges first, and this PR is rebased after that; its fix in NPE-A'ssample()then goes away with the copy, andDirectPosterior.sample()covers NPE-A.The first commit was reviewed locally with GPT Sol 6.1 (Codex); its finding is fixed in the second commit.
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