I have a log-prob function and its gradient. Because FFT is involved in the log-prob function and its gradient, it is not possible to perform autodiff. So I do the differential by hand. Is there a (documented) way to call the NUTS sampler directly? I did notice there is a way to create a customize…

Is there a way to call NUTS directly to sample a customized likelihood together with its gradient?

nkaimcaudle March 13, 2020, 9:51am 3

I am not sure but perhaps this is what you are after Isolate NUTS into a new library

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