Examples#
The following notebooks demonstrate the main workflows and features of rxmc.
They are rendered with their pre-computed outputs; to run them locally, install
the example dependencies first:
pip install -ve '.[examples]'
jupyter lab
Basic calibration#
- Calibration of a line
- Clearly to make a model, we need to understand these things called
Observations. - Nice!
- Introduction to the likelihood
- Comparing likelihood models: there is a right way, and many wrong ways!
- Multiple constraints
- Multiple constraints with offset domain
- Robust likelihoods: Student-t vs the multivariate normal
Realistic nuclear physics calibration#
Advanced topics#
- Correlated observations
- Shared systematics between cross-section datasets
- Model discrepancy with a Gaussian-process term
- GP discrepancy on a differential cross section
- Bayesian calibration of polynomials, including inference of overall normalization
- Covariance-structure gallery
- Comparison of sampling algorithms for calibration of a line with unknown model error
- Large N implies overconfidence? Do we need to re-scale the Likelihood?