litmus.models

Contains NumPyro generative models.

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stats_model(prior_ranges=None, out_stream=sys.stdout, err_stream=sys.stderr, verbose=True, debug=True)

Bases: logger

Base class for bayesian generative models. Includes a series of utilities for evaluating likelihoods, gradients etc., as well as various

On init, takes dict `prior_ranges' of the uniform boundaries of the parameter priors, or a single (float/int) value if the value is fixed, e.g. stats_model(prior_ranges = { 'lag': [0, 1000], 'amp': 1.0 }) Also takes logging arg from the litmus.logging.logger object.

Source code in litmus/models.py

def __init__(self, prior_ranges=None,
             out_stream=sys.stdout,
             err_stream=sys.stderr,
             verbose=True,
             debug=True,
             ):

    logger.__init__(self, out_stream=out_stream, err_stream=err_stream, verbose=verbose, debug=debug)

    self._protected_keys = []

    # Setting prior boundaries
    if not hasattr(self, "_default_prior_ranges"):
        self._default_prior_ranges: dict[str, list[float, float]] = {
            'lag': _default_config['lag'],
        }

    # ------------------
    # Wrapped function signature declarations
    self._log_density_jit: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], float] = lambda params, data: 0.0
    self._log_density_uncon_jit: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], float] = lambda params, data: 0.0
    self._log_likelihood_jit: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], float] = lambda params, data: 0.0
    self._log_likelihood_jit: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], float] = lambda params, data: 0.0

    self._log_density_grad: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayM] = lambda params, data: np.array([0.0])
    self._log_density_uncon_grad: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayM] = lambda params, data: np.array([0.0])
    self._log_likelihood_grad: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayM] = lambda params, data: np.array([0.0])
    self._log_likelihood_grad: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayM] = lambda params, data: np.array([0.0])

    self._log_density_hess: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayMxM] = lambda params, data: np.array([[0.0]])
    self._log_density_uncon_hess: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayMxM] = lambda params, data: np.array([[0.0]])
    self._log_likelihood_hess: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayMxM] = lambda params, data: np.array([[0.0]])
    self._log_likelihood_hess: _types.Callable[[dict, _types.Any], _types.ArrayMxM] = lambda params, data: np.array([[0.0]])
    # ------------------

    # Attributes
    self.prior_ranges: dict[str, list[float, float]] = {} | self._default_prior_ranges
    """Keyed dict like {key: [max,min] } of bounds for parameter uniform priors"""
    self.prior_volume = 1.0
    """Volume of the prior, i.e. prod(max_i-min_i) for in in params"""
    self.name = type(self).__name__
    """Name of the model for print strings"""

    # Update with args
    self.set_priors(self._default_prior_ranges | prior_ranges) if prior_ranges is not None else self.set_priors(
        self._default_prior_ranges)

    self._prep_funcs()

prior_ranges: dict[str, list[float, float]] = {} | self._default_prior_ranges instance-attribute

Keyed dict like {key: [max,min] } of bounds for parameter uniform priors

prior_volume = 1.0 instance-attribute

Volume of the prior, i.e. prod(max_i-min_i) for in in params

name = type(self).__name__ instance-attribute

Name of the model for print strings

set_priors(prior_ranges: dict) -> None

Sets the stats model prior ranges for uniform priors. Does some sanity checking to avoid negative priors e.g. stats_model(prior_ranges = { 'lag': [0, 1000], 'amp': 1.0 })

Source code in litmus/models.py

def set_priors(self, prior_ranges: dict) -> None:
    """
    Sets the stats model prior ranges for uniform priors. Does some sanity checking to avoid negative priors
    e.g.
    stats_model(prior_ranges = {
        'lag': [0, 1000],
        'amp': 1.0
        })
    """

    badkeys = [key for key in prior_ranges.keys() if key not in self._default_prior_ranges.keys()]

    for key, val in zip(prior_ranges.keys(), prior_ranges.values()):
        if key in badkeys:
            continue

        if _utils.isiter(val):
            a, b = val
        else:
            try:
                a, b = val, val
            except:
                raise "Bad input shape in set_priors for key %s" % key  # todo - make this go to std.err

        self.prior_ranges[key] = [float(a), float(b)]

    # Calc and set prior volume
    # Todo - Make this more general. Revisit if we separate likelihood + prior
    prior_volume = 1.0
    for key in self.prior_ranges:
        a, b = self.prior_ranges[key]
        if b != a:
            prior_volume *= b - a
    self.prior_volume = prior_volume

    self._prep_funcs()

    return

prior() -> [float]

A NumPyro callable prior.

Returns:

Type	Description
[float]	Values of the parameters as sampled from the prior

Source code in litmus/models.py

def prior(self) -> [float, ]:
    """
    A NumPyro callable prior.
    :returns: Values of the parameters as sampled from the prior
    """
    lag = numpyro.sample('lag', dist.Uniform(self.prior_ranges['lag'][0], self.prior_ranges['lag'][1]))
    return lag

model_function(data)

A NumPyro callable function. Does not return

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
data		Data to condition the model on	required

Source code in litmus/models.py

def model_function(self, data):
    """
    A NumPyro callable function. Does not return
    :param data: Data to condition the model on
    """
    lag = self.prior()

lc_to_data(lc_1: lightcurve, lc_2: lightcurve) -> dict

Converts light-curves into the format required for the model. For most models this will return as some sort of sorted dictionary

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
lc_1	lightcurve	First lightcurve object	required
lc_2	lightcurve	Second lightcurve object	required

Returns:

Type	Description
dict	Varies from model to model, by default will be a keyed dict: {'T': Time values of observations series, 'Y': Signal strength values of observations series, 'E': Uncertainty values of values in Y, 'bands': int array identifying which lightcurve (0,1) that the observations belong to }

Source code in litmus/models.py

def lc_to_data(self, lc_1: lightcurve, lc_2: lightcurve) -> dict:
    """
    Converts light-curves into the format required for the model. For most models this will return as some sort
    of sorted dictionary
    :param lc_1: First lightcurve object
    :param lc_2: Second lightcurve object
    :return: Varies from model to model, by default will be a keyed dict:
        {'T': Time values of observations series,
         'Y': Signal strength values of observations series,
         'E': Uncertainty values of values in Y,
         'bands': int array identifying which lightcurve (0,1) that the observations belong to
        }
    """

    T = jnp.array([*lc_1.T, *lc_2.T])
    Y = jnp.array([*lc_1.Y, *lc_2.Y])
    E = jnp.array([*lc_1.E, *lc_2.E])
    bands = jnp.array([*np.zeros(lc_1.N), *np.ones(lc_2.N)]).astype(int)

    I = T.argsort()

    T, Y, E, bands = T[I], Y[I], E[I], bands[I]

    data = {'T': T,
            'Y': Y,
            'E': E,
            'bands': bands
            }

    return data

to_uncon(params) -> dict[str, float]

Converts model parametes from "real" constrained domain values into HMC friendly unconstrained values.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		keyed dict of parameters in constrained domain	required

Returns:

Type	Description
dict[str, float]	keyed dict of parameters in unconstrained domain

Source code in litmus/models.py

def to_uncon(self, params) -> dict[str, float]:
    """
    Converts model parametes from "real" constrained domain values into HMC friendly unconstrained values.

    :param params: keyed dict of parameters in constrained domain
    :return: keyed dict of parameters in unconstrained domain
    """
    out = numpyro.infer.util.unconstrain_fn(self.prior, params=params, model_args=(), model_kwargs={})
    return out

to_con(params) -> dict[str, float]

Converts model parametes back into "real" constrained domain values.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		keyed dict of parameters in unconstrained domain	required

Returns:

Type	Description
dict[str, float]	keyed dict of parameters in constrained domain

Source code in litmus/models.py

def to_con(self, params) -> dict[str, float]:
    """
    Converts model parametes back into "real" constrained domain values.
    :param params: keyed dict of parameters in unconstrained domain
    :return: keyed dict of parameters in constrained domain
    """
    out = numpyro.infer.util.constrain_fn(self.prior, params=params, model_args=(), model_kwargs={})
    return out

uncon_grad(params) -> float

Evaluates the log of det(Jac) by evaluating pi(x) and pi'(x'). Used for correcting integral elements between constrained and unconstrained space

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		Model parameters in constrained domain	required

Returns:

Type	Description
float	float of det(Jacobian)

Source code in litmus/models.py

def uncon_grad(self, params) -> float:
    """
    Evaluates the log of det(Jac) by evaluating pi(x) and pi'(x').
    Used for correcting integral elements between constrained and unconstrained space

    :param params: Model parameters in constrained domain
    :return: float of det(Jacobian)
    """
    con_dens = numpyro.infer.util.log_density(self.prior, (), {}, params)[0]

    up = self.to_uncon(params)
    uncon_dens = -numpyro.infer.util.potential_energy(self.prior, (), {}, up)
    out = con_dens - uncon_dens
    return out

uncon_grad_lag(params) -> float

Returns the log-jacobian correction for the constrained / unconstrained correction for the lag parameter Assumes a uniform distribution for the lag prior

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		Model parameters in constrained domain	required

Returns:

Type	Description
float	float of det(Jacobian) for lag_uncon <-> lag_con

Source code in litmus/models.py

def uncon_grad_lag(self, params) -> float:
    """
    Returns the log-jacobian correction for the constrained / unconstrained correction for the lag parameter
    Assumes a uniform distribution for the lag prior

    :param params: Model parameters in constrained domain
    :return: float of det(Jacobian) for lag_uncon <-> lag_con
    """

    from numpyro.infer.util import transform_fn

    if 'lag' not in self.paramnames(): return 0
    if np.ptp(self.prior_ranges['lag']) == 0: return 0

    lagdist = dist.Uniform(*self.prior_ranges['lag'])
    lag_con = params['lag']

    transforms = {"lag": numpyro.distributions.biject_to(lagdist.support)}

    def tform(x):
        out = transform_fn(transforms, params | {'lag': x}, invert=True)['lag']
        return out

    tform = jax.grad(tform)
    out = np.log(abs(tform(lag_con)))
    return out

paramnames() -> [str]

Returns the names of all model parameters. Purely for brevity of code.

Returns:

Type	Description
[str]	list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges

Source code in litmus/models.py

def paramnames(self) -> [str]:
    """
    Returns the names of all model parameters. Purely for brevity of code.
    :return: list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges
    """
    return list(self.prior_ranges.keys())

fixed_params() -> [str]

Returns the names of all fixed model parameters. Purely for brevity.

Returns:

Type	Description
[str]	list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges

Source code in litmus/models.py

def fixed_params(self) -> [str]:
    """
    Returns the names of all fixed model parameters. Purely for brevity.
    :return: list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges
    """
    is_fixed = {key: np.ptp(self.prior_ranges[key]) == 0 for key in self.prior_ranges.keys()}
    out = [key for key in is_fixed.keys() if is_fixed[key]]
    return out

free_params() -> [str]

Returns the names of all free model parameters. Purely for brevity of code.

Returns:

Type	Description
[str]	list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges

Source code in litmus/models.py

def free_params(self) -> [str]:
    """
    Returns the names of all free model parameters. Purely for brevity of code.
    :return: list of param names in order listed in prior_ranges
    """
    is_fixed = {key: np.ptp(self.prior_ranges[key]) == 0 for key in self.prior_ranges.keys()}
    out = [key for key in is_fixed.keys() if not is_fixed[key]]
    return out

dim() -> int

Quick and easy call for the number of model parameters.

Returns:

Type	Description
int	number of model parameters as int

Source code in litmus/models.py

def dim(self) -> int:
    """
    Quick and easy call for the number of model parameters.
    :return: number of model parameters as int
    """
    return len(self.free_params())

log_density(params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN

Returns the log density of the joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params' and conditioned on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as array of floats use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density(self, params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN:
    """
    Returns the log density of the joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params' and conditioned
    on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of
    parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as array of floats
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        N = _utils.dict_dim(params)[1]
        out = np.zeros(N)
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            out[i] = self._log_density_jit(p, data)
    else:
        out = np.array([self._log_density_jit(params, data)])

    return out

log_likelihood(params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN

Returns the log likelihood at some constrained space position 'params' and conditioned on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as array of floats use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_likelihood(self, params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN:
    """
    Returns the log likelihood at some constrained space position 'params' and conditioned
    on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of
    parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as array of floats
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """
    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        N = _utils.dict_dim(params)[1]
        out = np.zeros(N)
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            out[i] = self._log_likelihood(p, data)
    else:
        out = self._log_likelihood(params, data)

    return out

log_density_uncon(params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN

Returns the log density of the joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params' and conditioned on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as array of floats use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density_uncon(self, params, data, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN:
    """
    Returns the log density of the joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params' and conditioned
    on some 'data'. data must match the output of the model's lc_to_data(), and params is either a keyed dict of
    parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as array of floats
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        N = _utils.dict_dim(params)[1]
        out = np.zeros(N)
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            out[i] = self._log_density_uncon_jit(p, data)
    else:
        out = self._log_density_uncon_jit(params, data)

    return out

log_prior(params, data=None, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN

Returns the log density of the prior at some constrained space position 'params' Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as array of floats use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_prior(self, params, data=None, use_vmap=False) -> _types.ArrayN:
    """
    Returns the log density of the prior  at some constrained space position 'params'
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as array of floats
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        N = _utils.dict_dim(params)[1]
        out = np.zeros(N)
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            out[i] = self._log_prior_jit(p)
    else:
        out = self._log_prior_jit(params)

    return out

log_density_grad(params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> dict[str, float]

Returns the gradient of the log density of the joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params', conditionded on some 'data' matching the format of the model's lc_to_data() output. Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density_grad(self, params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> dict[str, float]:
    """
    Returns the gradient of the log density of the joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params',
    conditionded on some 'data' matching the format of the model's lc_to_data() output.
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        out = {key: np.zeros([N]) for key in params.keys()}
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            grads = self._log_density_grad(p, data)
            for key in params.keys():
                out[key][i] = grads[key]
    else:
        out = self._log_density_grad(params, data)

    return out

log_density_uncon_grad(params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None, asdict=False) -> float

Returns the gradient of the log density of the joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params', conditionded on some 'data' matching the format of the model's lc_to_data() output. Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density_uncon_grad(self, params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None, asdict=False) -> float:
    """
    Returns the gradient of the log density of the joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params',
    conditionded on some 'data' matching the format of the model's lc_to_data() output.
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        out = {key: np.zeros([N]) for key in params.keys()}
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            grads = self._log_density_uncon_grad(p, data)
            for key in params.keys():
                out[key][i] = grads[key]
    else:
        out = self._log_density_uncon_grad(params, data)

    return out

log_prior_grad(params, data=None, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> dict[str, float]

Returns the gradient of the log prior of the prior at some constrained space position 'params' Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_prior_grad(self, params, data=None, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> dict[str, float]:
    """
    Returns the gradient of the log prior of the prior at some constrained space position 'params'
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    Returns as keyed dict of grads along each axsi or keyed dict of array of similar values
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if _utils.isiter(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        out = np.zeros(N)
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in params.keys()}
            out[i, :] = self._log_prior_grad(p)
    else:
        out = self._log_prior_grad(params)

    return out

log_density_hess(params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM

Returns the hessian matrix of the log joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params', conditioned on some 'data' matching the output of the model's lc_to_data() output. Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices. Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys] use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density_hess(self, params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM:
    """
    Returns the hessian matrix of the log joint distribution at some constrained space position 'params',
    conditioned on some 'data' matching the output of the model's lc_to_data() output.
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices.
    Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys]
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if keys is None: keys = params.keys()

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([N, m, m])
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in keys}
            hess_eval = self._log_density_hess(p, data)
            for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
                for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                    out[i, j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]
    else:
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([m, m])
        hess_eval = self._log_density_hess(params, data)
        for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
            for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                out[j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]

    return out

log_density_uncon_hess(params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM

Returns the hessian matrix of the log joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params', conditioned on some 'data' matching the output of the model's lc_to_data() output. Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices. Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys] use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_density_uncon_hess(self, params, data, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM:
    """
    Returns the hessian matrix of the log joint distribution at some unconstrained space position 'params',
    conditioned on some 'data' matching the output of the model's lc_to_data() output.
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices.
    Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys]
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if keys is None: keys = params.keys()

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([N, m, m])
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in keys}
            hess_eval = self._log_density_uncon_hess(p, data)
            for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
                for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                    out[i, j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]
    else:
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([m, m])
        hess_eval = self._log_density_uncon_hess(params, data)
        for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
            for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                out[j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]

    return out

log_prior_hess(params, data=None, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM

Returns the hessian matrix of the log prior of the prior at some constrained space position 'params' Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values. parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices. Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys] use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect

Source code in litmus/models.py

def log_prior_hess(self, params, data=None, use_vmap=False, keys=None) -> _types.ArrayNxMxM:
    """
    Returns the hessian matrix of the log prior of the prior at some constrained space position 'params'
    Params is either a keyed dict of parameter values or a key dict of arrays of values.
    parameter 'keys' is the params to slice and sort the hessian matrices.
    Returns in order / dimension: [num param sites, num keys, num keys]
    use_vmap currently not implemented with no side effect
    """

    if keys is None: keys = params.keys()

    if _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        m, N = _utils.dict_dim(params)
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([N, m, m])
        for i in range(N):
            p = {key: params[key][i] for key in keys}
            hess_eval = self._log_prior_hess(p)
            for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
                for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                    out[i, j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]
    else:
        m = len(keys)
        out = np.zeros([m, m])
        hess_eval = self._log_prior_hess(params)
        for j, key1 in enumerate(keys):
            for k, key2 in enumerate(keys):
                out[j, k] = hess_eval[key1][key2]

    return out

scan(start_params, data, optim_params=None, use_vmap=False, optim_kwargs={}, precondition='diag') -> dict[str, float]

Beginning at position 'start_params', optimize parameters in 'optim_params' to find maximum. optim_kwargs will overwrite defaults and be passed directly to jaxopt.BFGS object

Currently using jaxopt with optim_kwargs: 'stepsize': 0.0, 'min_stepsize': 1E-5, 'increase_factor': 1.2, 'maxiter': 1024, 'linesearch': 'backtracking', 'verbose': False,

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
start_params			required
data			required
optim_params			None
use_vmap			False
optim_kwargs			{}
precondition			'diag'

Returns:

Type	Description
dict[str, float]

Source code in litmus/models.py

def scan(self, start_params, data, optim_params=None, use_vmap=False, optim_kwargs={}, precondition='diag') -> dict[
    str, float]:
    """
    Beginning at position 'start_params', optimize parameters in 'optim_params' to find maximum.
    optim_kwargs will overwrite defaults and be passed directly to jaxopt.BFGS object

    Currently using jaxopt with optim_kwargs:
        'stepsize': 0.0,
        'min_stepsize': 1E-5,
        'increase_factor': 1.2,
        'maxiter': 1024,
        'linesearch': 'backtracking',
        'verbose': False,

    :param start_params:
    :param data:
    :param optim_params:
    :param use_vmap:
    :param optim_kwargs:
    :param precondition:

    :returns:
    """

    optimizer_args = {
        'stepsize': 0.0,
        'min_stepsize': 1E-5,
        'increase_factor': 1.2,
        'maxiter': 256,
        'linesearch': 'backtracking',
        'verbose': False,
    }

    optimizer_args |= optim_kwargs

    # Convert to unconstrained domain
    start_params_uncon = self.to_uncon(start_params)

    if optim_params is None:
        optim_params = [name for name in self.paramnames() if
                        self.prior_ranges[name][0] != self.prior_ranges[name][1]
                        ]
    if len(optim_params) == 0: return start_params

    # Get all split into fixed and free params
    x0, y0 = _utils.dict_split(start_params_uncon, optim_params)
    x0 = _utils.dict_pack(x0)

    # -------------------------------------
    # Build preconditioning matrix
    H = self.log_density_uncon_hess(start_params_uncon, data, keys=optim_params)
    H *= -1
    if precondition == "cholesky":
        H = np.linalg.cholesky(np.linalg.inv(H))
        Hinv = np.linalg.inv(H)

    elif precondition == "eig":
        D, P = np.linalg.eig(H)
        if D.min() < 0:
            D[np.where(D < 0)[0].min()] = 1.0
        D, P = D.astype(float), P.astype(float)
        D **= -0.5

        H = np.dot(P, np.dot(np.diag(D), P.T))
        Hinv = np.dot(P, np.dot(np.diag(D ** -1), P.T))

    elif precondition == "half-eig":
        D, P = np.linalg.eig(H)
        if D.min() < 0:
            D[np.where(D < 0)[0].min()] = 1.0
        D, P = D.astype(float), P.astype(float)
        D **= -0.5

        H = np.dot(P, np.diag(D))
        Hinv = np.dot(np.diag(D ** -1), P.T)

    elif precondition == "diag":
        D = np.diag(H) ** -0.5
        D = np.where(D > 0, D, 1.0)
        H = np.diag(D)
        Hinv = np.diag(1 / D)

    else:
        H = np.eye(len(optim_params))
        Hinv = np.eye(len(optim_params))

    if self.debug:
        print("Scaling matrix:")
        print(H)
        print("Inverse Scaling matrix:")
        print(Hinv)

    """
    optfunc = pack_function(self._log_density_uncon,
                            packed_keys=optim_params,
                            fixed_values=y0,
                            invert=True,
                            H=H,
                            d0=start_params_uncon
                            )
    """

    def optfunc(X):
        Y = jnp.dot(H, X) + x0
        params = y0 | {key: Y[i] for i, key in enumerate(optim_params)}
        out = - self._log_density_uncon(params, data)
        return out

    X0 = np.zeros_like(x0)

    if self.debug:
        print("At initial uncon position", x0, "with keys", optim_params, "eval for optfunc is",
              optfunc(X0))

    assert not np.isinf(optfunc(np.zeros_like(x0))), "Something wrong with start positions in scan!"

    # =====================
    # Jaxopt Work

    # Build the optimizer
    solver = jaxopt.BFGS(fun=optfunc,
                         value_and_grad=False,
                         jit=True,
                         **optimizer_args
                         )

    # Debug safety check to see if something's breaking

    if self.debug:
        print("Creating and testing solver...")
        try:
            init_state = solver.init_state(X0)
            with _utils.suppress_stdout():  # TODO - Supressing of warnings, should be patched in newest jaxopt
                solver.update(params=X0, state=init_state)
            print("Jaxopt solver created and running fine")
        except:
            print("Something went wrong in when making the jaxopt optimizer. Double check your inputs.")

    with _utils.suppress_stdout():  # TODO - Supressing of warnings, should be patched in newest jaxopt
        sol, state = solver.run(init_params=X0)

    out = np.dot(H, sol) + x0

    # =====================
    # Cleanup and return
    if self.debug:
        print("At final uncon position", out, "with keys", optim_params, "eval for optfunc is",
              optfunc(sol)
              )

    # Unpack the results to a dict
    out = {key: out[i] for i, key in enumerate(optim_params)}
    out = out | y0  # Adjoin the fixed values

    # Convert back to constrained domain
    out = self.to_con(out)

    out = {key: float(val) for key, val in zip(out.keys(), out.values())}

    return out

laplace_log_evidence(params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False) -> float

At some point 'params' in parameter space, gets the hessian in unconstrained space and uses to estimate the model evidence

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		Keyed dict with params in constrained / unconstrained parameter space	required
data		data to condition the model on	required
integrate_axes		Which axes to perform laplace approx for. If none, use all	None
use_vmap		DEPRECATED	False
constrained		If true, perform laplace approx in constrained domain. Default to false	False

Returns:

Type	Description
float	laplace log evidence as float or array of floats

Source code in litmus/models.py

def laplace_log_evidence(self, params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False) -> float:
    """
    At some point 'params' in parameter space, gets the hessian in unconstrained space and uses to estimate the
    model evidence
    :param params: Keyed dict with params in constrained / unconstrained parameter space
    :param data: data to condition the model on
    :param integrate_axes: Which axes to perform laplace approx for. If none, use all
    :param use_vmap: DEPRECATED
    :param constrained: If true, perform laplace approx in constrained domain. Default to false
    :return: laplace log evidence as float or array of floats
    """

    if self.debug: print("-------------")
    if self.debug: print("Laplace Evidence eval")

    if self.debug: print("Constrained params are:")
    if self.debug: print(params)

    if integrate_axes is None:
        integrate_axes = self.paramnames()

    # Get 'height' and curvature of Gaussian
    if not constrained:
        uncon_params = self.to_uncon(params)

        if self.debug: print("Un-Constrained params are:")
        if self.debug: print(uncon_params)

        log_height = self.log_density_uncon(uncon_params, data)
        hess = self.log_density_uncon_hess(uncon_params, data, keys=integrate_axes)
    else:
        log_height = self.log_density(params, data)
        hess = self.log_density_hess(params, data, keys=integrate_axes)

    dethess = np.linalg.det(-hess)

    if self.debug: print("With determinant:")
    if self.debug: print(dethess)

    if self.debug: print("And log height: %.2f..." % log_height)

    D = len(integrate_axes)
    out = np.log(2 * np.pi) * (D / 2) - np.log(dethess) / 2 + log_height

    if self.debug: print("log-evidence is ~%.2f" % out)
    return out

laplace_log_info(params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False)

At some point 'params' in parameter space, gets the hessian in unconstrained space and uses to estimate the model information relative to the prior

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		site(s) to evaluate info at in the constrained domain	required
data		data to condition the model on	required
integrate_axes		free axes to perform laplace integral over. If none, use all	None
use_vmap		DEPRECATED	False
constrained		If true perform laplace approx in the constrained domain	False

Returns:

Type	Description
	Laplace log info evaluated at params

Source code in litmus/models.py

def laplace_log_info(self, params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False):
    """
    At some point 'params' in parameter space, gets the hessian in unconstrained space and uses to estimate the
    model information relative to the prior
    :param params: site(s) to evaluate info at in the constrained domain
    :param data: data to condition the model on
    :param integrate_axes: free axes to perform laplace integral over. If none, use all
    :param use_vmap: DEPRECATED
    :param constrained: If true perform laplace approx in the constrained domain
    :return: Laplace log info evaluated at params
    """

    if integrate_axes is None:
        integrate_axes = self.paramnames()

    if not constrained:
        uncon_params = self.to_uncon(params)

        log_height = self.log_density_uncon(uncon_params, data)
        hess = self.log_density_uncon_hess(uncon_params, data)
    else:
        log_height = self.log_density(params, data)
        hess = self.log_density_hess(params, data)

    I = np.where([key in integrate_axes for key in self.paramnames()])[0]

    hess = hess[I, I]
    if len(I) > 1:
        dethess = np.linalg.det(hess)
    else:
        dethess = hess

    # todo - double check sign on the log term. Might be wrong
    # todo - add case check for non-uniform priors.
    D = len(integrate_axes)
    out = -(np.log(2 * np.pi) + 1) * (D / 2) - np.log(-dethess) / 2 + np.log(self.prior_volume)
    return out

opt_tol(params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False)

Source code in litmus/models.py

def opt_tol(self, params, data, integrate_axes=None, use_vmap=False, constrained=False):
    if integrate_axes is None:
        integrate_axes = self.paramnames()

    # Get hessians and grads
    if not constrained:
        uncon_params = self.to_uncon(params)

        hess = self.log_density_uncon_hess(uncon_params, data, keys=integrate_axes)
        grad = self.log_density_uncon_grad(uncon_params, data, keys=integrate_axes)
    else:
        hess = self.log_density_hess(params, data, keys=integrate_axes)
        grad = self.log_density_grad(params, data, keys=integrate_axes)

    # todo - remove this when properly integrating keys argument into grad funcs
    I = np.where([key in integrate_axes for key in grad.keys()])[0]
    grad = np.array([float(x) for x in grad.values()])[I]
    grad, hess = -grad, -hess

    # ------------------------------------------------
    # Calculate tolerances
    if np.linalg.det(hess) <= 0 or np.isnan(hess).any():
        return np.inf

    try:
        Hinv = np.linalg.inv(hess)
        loss = np.dot(grad,
                      np.dot(
                          Hinv, grad
                      )
                      )
        return np.sqrt(abs(loss))

    except:
        return np.inf

prior_sample(num_samples: int = 1, seed: int = None) -> dict

Blind sampling from the prior without conditioning. Returns model parameters only

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
num_samples	int	Number of realizations to generate	1
seed	int	seed for random generation	None

Returns:

Type	Description
dict	keyed dict of parameters drawn from prior

Source code in litmus/models.py

def prior_sample(self, num_samples: int = 1, seed: int = None) -> dict:
    """
    Blind sampling from the prior without conditioning. Returns model parameters only
    :param num_samples: Number of realizations to generate
    :param seed: seed for random generation
    :return: keyed dict of parameters drawn from prior
    """

    if seed == None: seed = _utils.randint()

    pred = numpyro.infer.Predictive(self.prior,
                                    num_samples=num_samples,
                                    return_sites=self.paramnames()
                                    )

    params = pred(rng_key=jax.random.PRNGKey(seed))

    if num_samples == 1:
        params = {key: params[key][0] for key in params.keys()}
    return params

realization(data=None, num_samples: int = 1, seed: int = None)

Generates realizations of the observables by blindly sampling from the prior

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
data		data to condition the lightcurve on	None
num_samples	int	Number of realizations to generate	1
seed	int	seed for random generation	None

Returns:

Type	Description
	keyed dict of the model observables

Source code in litmus/models.py

def realization(self, data=None, num_samples: int = 1, seed: int = None):
    """
    Generates realizations of the observables by blindly sampling from the prior
    :param data: data to condition the lightcurve on
    :param num_samples: Number of realizations to generate
    :param seed: seed for random generation
    :return: keyed dict of the model observables
    """
    if seed == None: seed = _utils.randint()

    pred = numpyro.infer.Predictive(self.model_function,
                                    num_samples=num_samples,
                                    return_sites=None
                                    )

    params = pred(rng_key=jax.random.PRNGKey(seed), data=data)
    return params

make_lightcurves(data, params: dict, Tpred, num_samples: int = 1) -> (lightcurve, lightcurve)

Returns lightcurves at time 'T' for 'parameters' conditioned on 'data' over num_samples draws from `params'

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
data		Data to condition the model on	required
params	dict	keyed dictionary of parameters	required
Tpred		Array of time values to predict the lightcurve at	required
num_samples	int	number of samples to draw from params use in integration to get covar / mu	1

Returns:

Type	Description
(lightcurve, lightcurve)	tuple of mean and covariance of LC's (loc_1, loc_2, covar_1, covar_2)

Source code in litmus/models.py

def make_lightcurves(self, data, params: dict, Tpred, num_samples: int = 1) -> (lightcurve, lightcurve):
    """
    Returns lightcurves at time 'T' for 'parameters' conditioned on 'data' over `num_samples` draws from `params'

    :param data: Data to condition the model on
    :param params: keyed dictionary of parameters
    :param Tpred: Array of time values to predict the lightcurve at
    :param num_samples: number of samples to draw from params use in integration to get covar / mu
    :return: tuple of mean and covariance of LC's (loc_1, loc_2, covar_1, covar_2)
    """

    len_params = _utils.dict_dim(params)[1]
    if num_samples > len_params:
        self.msg_err("Warning! Tried to call %i samples from only %i parameters in make_lightcurves" % (
            num_samples, len_params))

    loc_1 = np.zeros_like(Tpred)
    covar_1 = np.zeros([len(Tpred), len(Tpred)])
    loc_2, covar_2 = loc_1.copy(), covar_1.copy()

    if self._gen_lightcurve is stats_model._gen_lightcurve:
        self.msg_err("Warning, called make_lightcurves on a stats_model that doesn't have implementation")

    if not _utils.isiter_dict(params):
        loc_1, loc_2, covar_1, covar_2 = self.gen_lightcurve(data, params, jnp.array(Tpred))

    else:
        I = np.random.choice(range(len_params), num_samples, replace=True)
        loc_1_all = np.tile(loc_1, (num_samples, 1)) * 0
        loc_2_all = loc_1_all.copy()

        for k, p_sample in enumerate([_utils.dict_divide(params)[i] for i in I]):
            loc_1_i, loc_2_i, covar_1_i, covar_2_i = self.gen_lightcurve(data, p_sample, jnp.array(Tpred))
            covar_1 += covar_1_i
            covar_2 += covar_2_i
            loc_1_all[k, :] = loc_1_i
            loc_2_all[k, :] = loc_2_i
        loc_1 = np.mean(loc_1_all, axis=0)
        loc_2 = np.mean(loc_2_all, axis=0)
        covar_1 = covar_1 / num_samples + np.diag(np.var(loc_1_all, axis=0))
        covar_2 = covar_2 / num_samples + np.diag(np.var(loc_2_all, axis=0))

    err_1, err_2 = np.diag(covar_1) ** 0.5, np.diag(covar_2) ** 0.5

    outs = (lightcurve(Tpred, loc_1, err_1), lightcurve(Tpred, loc_2, err_2))

    return outs

params_inprior(params) -> bool

Utility to check if model params fall within the uniform prior bounds

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
params		constrained space params to check validity of	required

Returns:

Type	Description
bool	True if site falls within prior boundaries, false if not

Source code in litmus/models.py

def params_inprior(self, params) -> bool:
    """
    Utility to check if model params fall within the uniform prior bounds
    :param params: constrained space params to check validity of
    :return: True if site falls within prior boundaries, false if not
    """

    isgood = {key: True for key in params.keys()}
    for key in params.keys():
        if key in self.fixed_params():
            if np.any(params[key] != self.prior_ranges[key][0]):
                isgood[key] = False
            else:
                isgood[key] = True
        else:
            if np.any(
                    not ((params[key] >= self.prior_ranges[key][0]) and (params[key] < self.prior_ranges[key][1]))):
                isgood[key] = False
            else:
                isgood[key] = True
    return isgood

find_seed(data, guesses=None, fixed={}) -> (dict, float)

Find a good initial seed. Unless otherwise over-written, while blindly sample the prior and return the best fit.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
data		data to condition the model on	required
guesses		number of evals to use for finding the seed	None
fixed		keyed dict of parameters to be fixed instead of estimating a seed	{}

Returns:

Type	Description
(dict, float)	tuple of dict of seed params and log density at this position

Source code in litmus/models.py

def find_seed(self, data, guesses=None, fixed={}) -> (dict, float):
    """
    Find a good initial seed. Unless otherwise over-written, while blindly sample the prior and return the best fit.
    :param data: data to condition the model on
    :param guesses: number of evals to use for finding the seed
    :param fixed: keyed dict of parameters to be fixed instead of estimating a seed
    :return: tuple of dict of seed params and log density at this position
    """

    if len(fixed.keys()) == len(self.paramnames()): return fixed, self.log_density(fixed, data)

    if guesses == None: guesses = 50 * 2 ** len(self.free_params())

    samples = self.prior_sample(num_samples=guesses)

    if fixed != {}: samples = _utils.dict_extend(samples | fixed)

    ll = self.log_density(samples, data)
    i = ll.argmax()

    out = _utils.dict_divide(samples)[i]
    return out, ll.max()

GP_simple(prior_ranges=None, **kwargs)

Bases: stats_model

An example of how to construct your own stats_model in the simplest form. Requirements are to: 1. Set a default prior range for all parameters used in model_function 2. Define a numpyro generative model model_function You can add / adjust methods as required, but these are the only main steps

Source code in litmus/models.py

def __init__(self, prior_ranges=None, **kwargs):
    self._default_prior_ranges = {
        'lag': _default_config['lag'],
        'logtau': _default_config['logtau'],
        'logamp': _default_config['logamp'],
        'rel_amp': _default_config['rel_amp'],
        'mean': _default_config['mean'],
        'rel_mean': _default_config['rel_mean'],
    }
    self._protected_keys = ['basekernel']
    super().__init__(prior_ranges=prior_ranges)

    self.basekernel: tinygp.kernels.quasisep = kwargs[
        'basekernel'] if 'basekernel' in kwargs.keys() else tinygp.kernels.quasisep.Exp
    """The gaussian kernel"""

basekernel: tinygp.kernels.quasisep = kwargs['basekernel'] if 'basekernel' in kwargs.keys() else tinygp.kernels.quasisep.Exp instance-attribute

The gaussian kernel

prior() -> list[float, float, float, float, float, float]

Source code in litmus/models.py

def prior(self) -> list[float, float, float, float, float, float]:
    # Sample distributions
    lag = quickprior(self, 'lag')

    logtau = quickprior(self, 'logtau')
    logamp = quickprior(self, 'logamp')

    rel_amp = quickprior(self, 'rel_amp')
    mean = quickprior(self, 'mean')
    rel_mean = quickprior(self, 'rel_mean')

    return lag, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean

model_function(data) -> None

Source code in litmus/models.py

def model_function(self, data) -> None:
    lag, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean = self.prior()

    T, Y, E, bands = [data[key] for key in ['T', 'Y', 'E', 'bands']]

    # Conversions to gp-friendly form
    amp, tau = jnp.exp(logamp), jnp.exp(logtau)

    diag = jnp.square(E)

    delays = jnp.array([0, lag])
    amps = jnp.array([amp, rel_amp * amp])
    means = jnp.array([mean, mean + rel_mean])

    T_delayed = T - delays[bands]
    I = T_delayed.argsort()

    # Build and sample GP

    gp = gpw.build_gp(T_delayed[I], Y[I], diag[I], bands[I], tau, amps, means, basekernel=self.basekernel)
    numpyro.sample("Y", gp.numpyro_dist(), obs=Y[I])

find_seed(data, guesses=None, fixed={}) -> (float, dict[str, float])

Source code in litmus/models.py

def find_seed(self, data, guesses=None, fixed={}) -> (float, dict[str, float]):

    # -------------------------
    # Setup
    T, Y, E, bands = [data[key] for key in ['T', 'Y', 'E', 'bands']]

    T1, Y1, E1 = T[bands == 0], Y[bands == 0], E[bands == 0]
    T2, Y2, E2 = T[bands == 1], Y[bands == 1], E[bands == 1]

    # If not specified, use roughly 4 per epoch of main lightcurve
    if guesses is None: guesses = int(np.array(self.prior_ranges['lag']).ptp() / np.median(np.diff(T1))) * 4

    check_fixed = self.params_inprior(fixed)
    if False in check_fixed:
        print("Warning! Tried to fix seed params at values that lie outside of prior range:")
        for [key, val] in check_fixed.items():
            if val == False: print('\t%s' % key)
        print("This may be overwritten")

    # -------------------------
    # Estimate Correlation Timescale
    if 'logtau' not in fixed.keys():
        from litmus.ICCF_working import correlfunc_jax_vmapped
        approx_season = np.diff(T1).max()

        if approx_season > np.median(np.diff(T1)) * 5:
            span = approx_season
        else:
            span = np.ptp(T1) * 0.1

        autolags = jnp.linspace(-span, span, 1024)
        autocorrel = correlfunc_jax_vmapped(autolags, T1, Y1, T1, Y1, 1024)

        autolags, autocorrel = np.array(autolags), np.array(autocorrel)

        # Trim to positive values and take a linear regression
        autolags = autolags[autocorrel > 0]
        autocorrel = autocorrel[autocorrel > 0]
        autocorrel = np.log(autocorrel)
        autocorrel[autolags < 0] *= -1

        autolags -= autolags.mean(),
        autocorrel -= autocorrel.mean()

        tau = (autolags * autolags).sum() / (autolags * autocorrel).sum()
        tau = abs(tau)
        # tau *= np.exp(1)
    else:
        tau = 1

    # -------------------------
    # Estimate mean & variances
    Y1bar, Y2bar = np.average(Y1, weights=E1 ** -2), np.average(Y2, weights=E2 ** -2)
    Y1var, Y2var = np.average((Y1 - Y1bar) ** 2, weights=E1 ** -2), np.average((Y2 - Y2bar) ** 2, weights=E2 ** -2)

    # -------------------------

    out = {
        'lag': 0.0,
        'logtau': np.log(tau),
        'logamp': np.log(Y1var) / 2,
        'rel_amp': np.sqrt(Y2var / Y1var),
        'mean': Y1bar,
        'rel_mean': Y2bar - Y1bar,
    }

    out |= fixed

    # -------------------------
    # Where estimates are outside prior range, round down
    isgood = self.params_inprior(out)
    r = 0.01
    isgood['lag'] = True
    for key in out.keys():
        if not isgood[key]:
            if out[key] < self.prior_ranges[key][0]:
                out[key] = self.prior_ranges[key][0] + r * np.ptp(self.prior_ranges[key])
            else:
                out[key] = self.prior_ranges[key][1] - r * np.ptp(self.prior_ranges[key])

    # -------------------------
    # Estimate lag with a sweep if not in fixed
    if 'lag' not in fixed.keys():
        lag_fits = np.linspace(*self.prior_ranges['lag'], guesses, endpoint=False)
        out |= {'lag': lag_fits}
    else:
        out |= {'lag': fixed['lag']}

    # -------------------------
    # Get log likelihoods and return best value
    out = _utils.dict_extend(out)

    lls = self.log_density(params=out, data=data)
    if _utils.dict_dim(out)[1] > 1:
        i = lls.argmax()
        ll_out = lls[i]
        out = {key: out[key][i] for key in out.keys()}
        if self.debug:
            print("In find seed, sample no %i is best /w LL %.2f at lag %.2f" % (i, ll_out, out['lag']))
    else:
        ll_out = float(lls)

    return out, ll_out

GP_simple_null()

Bases: GP_simple

A variant of GP_simple for uncoupled gaussian processes, equivalent to lag->infty in GP_simple. Used for null hypothesis testing through model comparison.

Source code in litmus/models.py

def __init__(self):
    self._default_prior_ranges = {
        'lag': [0.0, 0.0]
    }
    super().__init__()

lc_to_data(lc_1: lightcurve, lc_2: lightcurve) -> dict

Source code in litmus/models.py

def lc_to_data(self, lc_1: lightcurve, lc_2: lightcurve) -> dict:
    return super().lc_to_data(lc_1, lc_2) | {
        'T1': lc_1.T,
        'Y1': lc_1.Y,
        'E1': lc_1.E,
        'T2': lc_2.T,
        'Y2': lc_2.Y,
        'E2': lc_2.E,
    }

model_function(data) -> None

Source code in litmus/models.py

def model_function(self, data) -> None:
    lag, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean = self.prior()

    T1, Y1, E1 = [data[key] for key in ['T1', 'Y1', 'E1']]
    T2, Y2, E2 = [data[key] for key in ['T2', 'Y2', 'E2']]

    # Conversions to gp-friendly form
    amp, tau = jnp.exp(logamp), jnp.exp(logtau)

    diag1, diag2 = jnp.square(E1), jnp.square(E2)

    # amps = jnp.array([amp, rel_amp * amp])
    # means = jnp.array([mean, mean + rel_mean])
    Y1 -= mean
    Y2 -= (mean + rel_mean)

    # Build and sample GP
    kernel1 = tinygp.kernels.quasisep.Exp(scale=tau, sigma=amp)
    kernel2 = tinygp.kernels.quasisep.Exp(scale=tau, sigma=amp * rel_amp)

    gp1 = GaussianProcess(kernel1, T1, diag=diag1)
    gp2 = GaussianProcess(kernel2, T2, diag=diag2)
    numpyro.sample("Y1", gp1.numpyro_dist(), obs=Y1)
    numpyro.sample("Y2", gp2.numpyro_dist(), obs=Y2)

whitenoise_null()

Bases: GP_simple_null

Source code in litmus/models.py

def __init__(self):
    self._default_prior_ranges = {
        'lag': [0.0, 0.0]
    }
    super().__init__()

model_function(data) -> None

Source code in litmus/models.py

def model_function(self, data) -> None:
    lag, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean = self.prior()

    T1, Y1, E1 = [data[key] for key in ['T1', 'Y1', 'E1']]
    T2, Y2, E2 = [data[key] for key in ['T2', 'Y2', 'E2']]

    # Conversions to gp-friendly form
    amp, tau = jnp.exp(logamp), jnp.exp(logtau)

    diag1, diag2 = jnp.square(E1), jnp.square(E2)

    # amps = jnp.array([amp, rel_amp * amp])
    # means = jnp.array([mean, mean + rel_mean])
    Y1 -= mean

    # Build and sample GP
    kernel1 = tinygp.kernels.quasisep.Exp(scale=tau, sigma=amp)

    gp1 = GaussianProcess(kernel1, T1, diag=diag1)
    numpyro.sample("Y1", gp1.numpyro_dist(), obs=Y1)

    with numpyro.plate("whitenoise", len(Y2)):
        numpyro.sample('Y2',
                       dist.Normal(mean + rel_mean, jnp.sqrt((amp * rel_amp) ** 2 + E2 ** 2)),
                       obs=Y2)

GP_simple_normalprior()

Bases: GP_simple

Source code in litmus/models.py

def __init__(self):
    self._default_prior_ranges = {
        'lag': [1.0, 1000.0]
    }
    self._protected_keys = ['mu_lagpred', 'sig_lagpred']
    super().__init__()

    # Default values for hbeta AGN @ ~44 dex lum, from R-L relations
    self.mu_lagpred = 1.44 * np.log(10)  # ~28 days, from McDougall et al 2025a
    self.sig_lagpred = np.log(10) * 0.24  # ~1.75 dex, from McDougall et al 2025a

mu_lagpred = 1.44 * np.log(10) instance-attribute

sig_lagpred = np.log(10) * 0.24 instance-attribute

prior() -> (float, float, float, float, float, float)

Source code in litmus/models.py

def prior(self) -> (float, float, float, float, float, float):

    tform = numpyro.distributions.transforms.ExpTransform()
    tformed_dist = numpyro.distributions.TransformedDistribution(
        dist.TruncatedNormal(self.mu_lagpred, self.sig_lagpred, low=jnp.log(self.prior_ranges['lag'][0]),
                             high=jnp.log(self.prior_ranges['lag'][1])), [tform, ]
    )
    lag = numpyro.sample('lag', tformed_dist)
    masked_model = numpyro.handlers.substitute(super().prior, {'lag': lag})
    with numpyro.handlers.block(hide=['lag']):
        _, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean = masked_model()
    return lag, logtau, logamp, rel_amp, mean, rel_mean

uncon_grad_lag(params) -> float

Source code in litmus/models.py

def uncon_grad_lag(self, params) -> float:

    from numpyro.infer.util import transform_fn

    if 'lag' not in self.paramnames(): return 0
    if np.ptp(self.prior_ranges['lag']) == 0: return 0

    tform = numpyro.distributions.transforms.ExpTransform()
    lagdist = numpyro.distributions.TransformedDistribution(
        dist.TruncatedNormal(self.mu_lagpred, self.sig_lagpred, low=jnp.log(self.prior_ranges['lag'][0]),
                             high=jnp.log(self.prior_ranges['lag'][1])), [tform, ]
    )
    lag_con = params['lag']

    transforms = {"lag": numpyro.distributions.biject_to(lagdist.support)}

    def tform(x):
        out = transform_fn(transforms, params | {'lag': x}, invert=True)['lag']
        return out

    tform = jax.grad(tform)
    out = np.log(abs(tform(lag_con)))
    return out

quickprior(targ, key)

Source code in litmus/models.py

def quickprior(targ, key):
    p = targ.prior_ranges[key]
    distrib = dist.Uniform(float(p[0]), float(p[1])) if p[0] != p[1] else dist.Delta(float(p[0]))
    out = numpyro.sample(key, distrib)
    return out