JaxCategoricalDistributionSample¶
- class probly.representation.distribution.jax_categorical.JaxCategoricalDistributionSample(array: D, sample_axis: int, weights: jax.Array | None = None)[source]¶
Bases:
CategoricalDistributionSample[JaxCategoricalDistribution],JaxSample[JaxCategoricalDistribution]Sample type for empirical second-order categorical distributions.
- array: D¶
- astype(dtype: DTypeLike | None, copy: bool = False, device: Device | Sharding | None = None) Self[source]¶
Cast the underlying array to a new data type.
- Parameters:
dtype – The target data type.
copy – Whether to always return a copy.
device – The device the result should live on.
- Returns:
A new JaxSample with the cast array.
- block_until_ready() Self[source]¶
Block until the asynchronous computation of the underlying arrays has finished.
- Returns:
The sample itself.
- property dtype: DTypeLike¶
The data type of the underlying array.
- flatten(order: str = 'C') Self[source]¶
Return a flattened version of the array.
- Parameters:
order – The read/write element order.
- Returns:
The flattened array.
- classmethod from_iterable(samples: Iterable[D], weights: Iterable[float] | None = None, sample_axis: SampleAxis = 'auto', dtype: DTypeLike | None = None) Self[source]¶
Create an JaxSample from a sequence of samples.
- Parameters:
samples – The predictions to create the sample from.
weights – Optional weights for the samples.
sample_axis – The dimension along which samples are organized.
dtype – Desired data type of the array.
- Returns:
The created JaxSample.
- classmethod from_sample(sample: Sample[D], sample_axis: SampleAxis = 'auto', dtype: DTypeLike | None = None) Self[source]¶
Create a new Sample from an existing Sample.
- Parameters:
sample – The sample to create the new sample from.
sample_axis – The dimension along which samples are organized.
- Returns:
The created Sample.
- item(*args: int) bool | int | float | complex[source]¶
Return the array as a Python scalar.
- Parameters:
*args – Optional index of the element to return.
- Returns:
The selected element as a Python scalar.
- move_sample_axis(new_sample_axis: int) JaxSample[D][source]¶
Return a new JaxSample with the sample dimension moved to new_sample_axis.
- Parameters:
new_sample_axis – The new sample dimension.
- Returns:
A new JaxSample with the sample dimension moved.
- ravel(order: str = 'C') Self[source]¶
Return a flattened version of the array.
- Parameters:
order – The read/write element order.
- Returns:
The flattened array.
- reshape(*args: int | Sequence[int], order: str = 'C') Self[source]¶
Return a reshaped version of the array.
- Parameters:
*args – The target shape, either as a single sequence or as separate integers.
order – The read/write element order.
- Returns:
The reshaped array.
- sample_space[source]¶
alias of
JaxCategoricalDistribution
- property samples: D¶
Return an iterator over the samples.
- squeeze(axis: int | Sequence[int] | None = None) Self[source]¶
Return the array with axes of length one removed.
- Parameters:
axis – The axis or axes to remove. If omitted, all length-one axes are removed.
- Returns:
The squeezed array.
- stop_gradient() Self[source]¶
Return a copy detached from the autodiff graph.
Subclasses holding NumPy sidecar fields should override this to leave those fields untouched.
- Returns:
A copy through which gradients do not propagate.
- to_device(device: Device | Sharding, /, *, stream: int | Any | None = None) Self[source]¶
Move the underlying array to the specified device.
- Parameters:
device – The target device.
stream – not implemented, passing a non-None value will lead to an error.
- Returns:
A new JaxSample on the specified device.
- Raises:
NotImplementedError – If a stream is given.
- transpose(*args: int | Sequence[int] | None) Self[source]¶
Return a transposed version of the array.
- Parameters:
*args – The permutation of the axes, either as a single sequence or as separate integers. If omitted, the axes are reversed.
- Returns:
The transposed array.
- tree_flatten() tuple[tuple[Any, ...], Any][source]¶
Split the object into pytree children and static auxiliary data.
Fields holding arrays (anything exposing
shape, plusNone) become children, all remaining fields become auxiliary data. Subclasses may override this together withtree_unflatten().- Returns:
The children and the auxiliary data.
- classmethod tree_unflatten(aux_data: Any, children: tuple[Any, ...]) Self[source]¶
Rebuild an object from pytree children and auxiliary data.
The object is built without calling
__init__, because JAX passes tracer objects here during tracing and those would fail the usual validation.- Parameters:
aux_data – The auxiliary data produced by
tree_flatten().children – The children produced by
tree_flatten().
- Returns:
The reconstructed object.
- view(dtype: DTypeLike | None = None, type: None = None) Self[source]¶
Return a bit-cast view of the array.
- Parameters:
dtype – The data type to reinterpret the underlying bytes as.
type – Unsupported by JAX, must be
None.
- Returns:
A copy with every array-valued field bit-cast to the given data type.
- Raises:
NotImplementedError – If
typeis not None.