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Either on/off or maybe a frequency (e.g. every N epochs)
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Add methods to explore the modeled parameters after modeling.
SDV should have a visualize or explain or view method to obtain details about the parameters learned during the modeling.
When possible, information should be obtained at a column level (univariate distribution) and at a table level (mutivariate distribution).
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Hi,
Thanks for this excellent implementation. I am trying it out now.
Your homepage docs and the Jupyter notebook example say
max_epoch=100but in fact, in the latest install, it is set to 5.Please reconcile the descriptions. The model is computationally heavy, so it is good to have a realistic expectation about the epochs to run before one starting fitting :-)