non-param-score-est 1.0.0

Non parametric score function estimation library

Non-parametric score estimation

Welcome to the non_param_score_est Python package (GitHub repository, PyPi library).

Usage

Initial setup

To install the package, you are required to have a Python 3.10 or newer environment. Then, simply run:

pip install non_param_score_est

Choosing the estimator

The following estimators are available (and the corresponding import names):

Estimator	Import Name
Tikhonov regularization	Tikhonov
NKEF (with rate 0.75)	Tikhonov(subsample_rate=0.75)
Kernel density estimator	KDE
Landweber iteration	Landweber
Nu-method	NuMethod
Spectral Stein gradient estimator	SSGE
Stein estimator	Stein

Utilising the estimators

To use the estimators in your code, simply import the estimator and call the estimate_gradients_x_s or estimate_gradients_s function. For example, to utilise the Tikhonov estimator, you would write:

import numpy as np
from non_param_score_est.estimators import Tikhonov

samples = np.random.normal(1000)
est = Tikhonov(bandwidth=1., lam=1e-4)

#estimate the gradients of the generated samples
score_estimate = est.estimate_gradients_s(samples=samples)

#estimate the gradients of new query while fitting the score estimator to previously generated samples
new_query = np.random.normal(100)
new_estimate = est.estimate_gradients_s_x(queries=new_query, samples=samples)

Working with the estimators

A great way to further investigate how the estimators work is to check the plots.py file. It contains a script that generates plots of the estimators on a simple 1D and 2D examples. The plots are generated by running the following command:

from non_param_score_est.estimators import Tikhonov
from non_param_score_est.tests.plots import plotOneDim, plotTwoDim

# selecting Tikhonov regularization
est = Tikhonov(bandwidth=10., lam=1e-5)

# One-dimensional Gaussian distribution experiment
plotOneDim(estimator=est)

# Two-dimensional Gaussian distribution experiment
plotTwoDim(estimator=est)

These generate the following outputs:

One-dimensional experiment	Two-dimensional experiment

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please follow these guidelines if you'd like to contribute to the project:

1. Fork our GitHub repository and clone it to your local machine.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
3. Make your changes and ensure that tests pass.
4. Submit a pull request with a clear title and description.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

The code in JAX was inspired by the repository of the Nonparametric Score Estimators paper, by Yuhao Zhou, Jiaxin Shi, Jun Zhu.

Contact

Krunoslav Lehman Pavasovic Email: [e-mail] GitHub: krunolp