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tests/testthat/test-lkj-log-prob-is-correct-2.R

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+# ## This code was initially written to compare and understand if the
+# ## bijectors for lkj were accurate/needed to change
+# ## Overall we found that we didn't actually need to use the custom
+# ## forward log det jacobian that we had for lkj
+# ## Which was initially written as
+# test_that("Log prob for lkj is correct", {
+#
+#   set.seed(2024-10-31-1027)
+#
+#   eta <- pi
+#   dim <- 2
+#
+#   x <- rlkjcorr(n = 1, eta = eta, dimension = dim)
+#   chol_x <- chol(x)
+#
+#   new_lkj_bijector <- function(){
+#     steps <- list(
+#       tfp$bijectors$Transpose(perm = 1:0),
+#       tfp$bijectors$CorrelationCholesky()
+#     )
+#     bijector <- tfp$bijectors$Chain(steps)
+#     bijector
+#   }
+#
+#   new_bijector <- new_lkj_bijector()
+#
+#   free_state <- new_bijector$inverse(fl(chol_x))
+#   free_state
+#
+#   # check that we can rebuild x
+#
+#   new_chol_x <- new_bijector$forward(free_state)
+#   class(new_chol_x)
+#   chol2symm(new_chol_x)
+#   # this is the same as chol2symm - slight rounding difference due to signif digits
+#   new_x <- tf$matmul(new_chol_x, new_chol_x, adjoint_a = TRUE)
+#
+#   ## we want to check that the log prob is correct!
+#
+#   x_g <- lkj_correlation(eta = eta, dimension = dim)
+#   m_g <- model(x_g)
+#   greta_log_prob <- m_g$dag$generate_log_prob_function()
+#
+#   # make it 2d and tranpose to ensure it is 1xnumber of free state elements
+#   free_state_mat <- t(as.matrix(free_state))
+#   greta_log_probs <- greta_log_prob(free_state_mat)
+#
+#   greta_log_probs
+#
+#   log_prob_adjustment <- new_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(free_state)
+#   dist_chol_lkj <- tfp$distributions$CholeskyLKJ(
+#     dimension = as.integer(dim),
+#     concentration = fl(eta)
+#   )
+#
+#   log_prob_raw <- dist_chol_lkj$log_prob(new_chol_x)
+#   log_prob_raw_unnormalised <- dist_chol_lkj$unnormalized_log_prob(new_chol_x)
+#
+#   # this is the normalisation contant, which depends on what we set for `eta`
+#   dist_chol_lkj$`_log_normalization`()
+#
+#   # this is the unnormalised probability
+#   dist_chol_lkj$`_log_unnorm_prob`(new_chol_x, fl(eta))
+#
+#   # our implementation for log normalisation is (most likely?) wrong
+#   lkj_log_normalising(eta, n = 1)
+#
+#
+#   log_prob_raw
+#   log_prob_raw_unnormalised
+#
+#   log_prob_adjusted <- log_prob_raw + log_prob_adjustment
+#
+#   as.numeric(log_prob_adjusted)
+#   as.numeric(greta_log_probs$adjusted)
+#
+#   as.numeric(log_prob_raw)
+#   as.numeric(greta_log_probs$unadjusted)
+#
+#   as.numeric(greta_log_probs$adjusted) - as.numeric(greta_log_probs$unadjusted)
+#   as.numeric(log_prob_adjustment)
+#
+#   # use the old (current one)
+#   old_bijector <- tf_correlation_cholesky_bijector()
+#
+#   old_log_prob_adjustment <- old_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(t(as.matrix(free_state)))
+#
+#   as.numeric(old_log_prob_adjustment)
+#   as.numeric(greta_log_probs$adjusted) - as.numeric(greta_log_probs$unadjusted)
+#
+# })

tests/testthat/test-lkj-log-prob-is-correct.R

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-test_that("Log prob for lkj is correct", {
-  # General process is:
-  # 1. Simulate a lkj draw x with rlkj()
-  # 2. Transform x to the equivalent free_state, using the bijector but running
-  # it in reverse
-  # 3. Run the log_prob() function on free_state
-  # 4. Run dlkj(..., log = TRUE) on x, and compare with result of step 3
-
-  # 1. Simulate a lkj draw x with rlkj() ----------------------------------
-  set.seed(2024-10-31-1027)
-
-  eta <- 1
-  dim <- 2
-
-  x <- rlkjcorr(n = 1, eta = eta, dimension = dim)
-  chol_x <- chol(x)
-
-  ## 2. Transform x to the equivalent free_state, using the bijector but
-  ## running it in reverse -----------------------------------------------------
-  # we need to get a free state that we can plug into log prob. We know that
-  # this free state matches the chol_x, so we can compare them later.
-
-  new_lkj_bijector <- function(){
-    steps <- list(
-      tfp$bijectors$Transpose(perm = 1:0),
-      tfp$bijectors$CorrelationCholesky()
-    )
-    bijector <- tfp$bijectors$Chain(steps)
-    bijector
-  }
-
-  a_bijector <- new_lkj_bijector()
-  free_state <- a_bijector$inverse(fl(chol_x))
-
-  # TODO
-  # get the greta log prob function
-  # x_g <- lkj_correlation(eta = eta, dimension = dim)
-  # m_g <- model(x_g)
-  # greta_log_prob <- m_g$dag$generate_log_prob_function()
-  #
-  # free_state_mat <- t(as.matrix(free_state))
-  # log_probs <- greta_log_prob(free_state_mat)
-
-  # compare this with a direct calculation of what it should be, using TF
-
-  # lkj distribution for choleskies, matching what's in the greta code
-  lkj_cholesky_dist <- tfp$distributions$CholeskyLKJ(
-    dimension = as.integer(dim),
-    concentration = fl(eta)
-  )
-
-  # we should expect this to have 1s on the diagonal...
-  new_draws <- lkj_cholesky_dist$sample()
-
-  new_draws
-
-  chol2symm(t(new_draws))
-  chol2symm(new_draws)
-  tf_chol2symm(new_draws)
-
-  tf_chol2symm_new <- function(x) {
-    tf$matmul(x, tf_transpose(x))
-  }
-
-  tf_transpose(new_draws) |>
-  tf_chol2symm_new()
-
-    tf_transpose(new_draws) |>
-  tf_chol2symm()
-
-
-  chol2symm(tf_transpose(lkj_cholesky_dist$sample())
-  tf_chol2symm(lkj_cholesky_dist$sample())
-  tf_chol2symm(tf_tranpose(lkj_cholesky_dist$sample()))
-
-  lkj_dist <- tfp$distributions$LKJ(dimension = as.integer(dim),
-                                    concentration = fl(eta),
-                                    input_output_cholesky = FALSE)
-
-  # project forward from the free state
-  chol_x_new <- a_bijector$forward(free_state)
-  x_new <- tf_chol2symm(chol_x_new)
-  # compute the log density of the transformed variable, and the adjustment for
-  # change of support
-  ### njt log_density_unadjusted?
-  log_density_raw <- lkj_cholesky_dist$log_prob(chol_x_new)
-  log_density_raw_new <- lkj_dist$log_prob(x_new)
-  adjustment <- a_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(free_state)
-  log_density <- log_density_raw + adjustment
-  log_density_new <- log_density_raw_new + adjustment
-
-  log_density
-  log_density_new
-  # greta log probs should match alternative way to calculate these
-  expect_equal(as.numeric(log_density), as.numeric(log_probs$adjusted))
-  # this is what the unadjusted version would look like, without accounting for
-  # the density adjustment due to the bijector
-  expect_equal(as.numeric(log_density_raw), as.numeric(log_probs$unadjusted))
-
-  # the difference between adjusted and unadjusted in greta is the same as
-  # the bijector adjustment calculated here, so the bijector adjustment
-  # calculated in greta must be correct, and it must be a problem with the
-  # distribution, not the bijector
-  expect_equal(
-    as.numeric(adjustment),
-    as.numeric(log_probs$adjusted - log_probs$unadjusted)
-  )
-
-  # check the TF distribution we use above against the R version (the same)
-  expect_equal(
-    as.numeric(log_density_raw),
-    dlkj_correlation(x, eta = eta, log = TRUE, dimension = dim)
-  )
-
-  expect_equal(
-    as.numeric(log_density_raw_new),
-    dlkj_correlation(x, eta = eta, log = TRUE, dimension = dim)
-  )
-
-})
+# test_that("Log prob for lkj is correct", {
+#   # General process is:
+#   # 1. Simulate a lkj draw x with rlkj()
+#   # 2. Transform x to the equivalent free_state, using the bijector but running
+#   # it in reverse
+#   # 3. Run the log_prob() function on free_state
+#   # 4. Run dlkj(..., log = TRUE) on x, and compare with result of step 3
+#
+#   # 1. Simulate a lkj draw x with rlkj() ----------------------------------
+#   set.seed(2024-10-31-1027)
+#
+#   eta <- 1
+#   dim <- 2
+#
+#   x <- rlkjcorr(n = 1, eta = eta, dimension = dim)
+#   chol_x <- chol(x)
+#
+#   ## 2. Transform x to the equivalent free_state, using the bijector but
+#   ## running it in reverse -----------------------------------------------------
+#   # we need to get a free state that we can plug into log prob. We know that
+#   # this free state matches the chol_x, so we can compare them later.
+#
+#   # old bijector?
+#
+#   new_lkj_bijector <- function(){
+#     steps <- list(
+#       tfp$bijectors$Transpose(perm = 1:0),
+#       tfp$bijectors$CorrelationCholesky()
+#     )
+#     bijector <- tfp$bijectors$Chain(steps)
+#     bijector
+#   }
+#
+#   a_bijector <- new_lkj_bijector()
+#   free_state_new_bijector <- a_bijector$inverse(fl(chol_x))
+#
+#   # TODO
+#   # these are the same! Do we care which bijector we use?
+#   # We probably want the old one as it has a different log det jeacobian fun?
+#   old_lkj_bijector <- tf_correlation_cholesky_bijector()
+#   free_state_old_bijector <- old_lkj_bijector$inverse(fl(chol_x))
+#   expect_equal(
+#     as.numeric(free_state_old_bijector),
+#     as.numeric(free_state_new_bijector)
+#   )
+#
+#   # comparing log_det_jacobian of old and new
+#   free_state_new_bijector
+#   free_state_old_bijector
+#   t(as.matrix(free_state_old_bijector))
+#   free_state_old_bijector
+#   old_lkj_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(t(as.matrix(free_state_old_bijector)))
+#   a_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(free_state_old_bijector)
+#
+#   # TODO
+#   # get the greta log prob function
+#   # x_g <- lkj_correlation(eta = eta, dimension = dim)
+#   # m_g <- model(x_g)
+#   # greta_log_prob <- m_g$dag$generate_log_prob_function()
+#   #
+#   # free_state_mat <- t(as.matrix(free_state))
+#   # log_probs <- greta_log_prob(free_state_mat)
+#
+#   # compare this with a direct calculation of what it should be, using TF
+#
+#   # lkj distribution for choleskies, matching what's in the greta code
+#   lkj_cholesky_dist <- tfp$distributions$CholeskyLKJ(
+#     dimension = as.integer(dim),
+#     concentration = fl(eta)
+#   )
+#
+#   # we should expect this to have 1s on the diagonal...
+#   new_draws <- lkj_cholesky_dist$sample()
+#
+#   new_draws
+#
+#   tf$matmul(new_draws, new_draws, adjoint_b = TRUE)
+#
+#   lkj_dist <- tfp$distributions$LKJ(dimension = as.integer(dim),
+#                                     concentration = fl(eta),
+#                                     input_output_cholesky = FALSE)
+#
+#   lkj_dist$sample()
+#
+#   # same value for both old and new bijector
+#   free_state <- free_state_old_bijector
+#   # project forward from the free state
+#   chol_x_new <- a_bijector$forward(free_state)
+#   chol_x_new
+#   chol2symm(chol_x_new)
+#   x_new <- tf$matmul(new_draws, new_draws, adjoint_b = TRUE)
+#   tf$matmul(new_draws, new_draws, adjoint_a = TRUE)
+#   tf$matmul(chol_x_new, chol_x_new,adjoint_a = TRUE)
+#   x_new
+#   x
+#
+#   # compute the log density of the transformed variable, and the adjustment for
+#   # change of support
+#   log_density_raw <- lkj_cholesky_dist$log_prob(chol_x_new)
+#   log_density_raw_new <- lkj_dist$log_prob(x_new)
+#   adjustment <- a_bijector$forward_log_det_jacobian(free_state)
+#   log_density <- log_density_raw + adjustment
+#   log_density_new <- log_density_raw_new + adjustment
+#
+#   log_density
+#
+#   # greta log probs should match alternative way to calculate these
+#   expect_equal(as.numeric(log_density), as.numeric(log_probs$adjusted))
+#   # this is what the unadjusted version would look like, without accounting for
+#   # the density adjustment due to the bijector
+#   expect_equal(as.numeric(log_density_raw), as.numeric(log_probs$unadjusted))
+#
+#   # the difference between adjusted and unadjusted in greta is the same as
+#   # the bijector adjustment calculated here, so the bijector adjustment
+#   # calculated in greta must be correct, and it must be a problem with the
+#   # distribution, not the bijector
+#   expect_equal(
+#     as.numeric(adjustment),
+#     as.numeric(log_probs$adjusted - log_probs$unadjusted)
+#   )
+#
+#   # check the TF distribution we use above against the R version (the same)
+#   expect_equal(
+#     as.numeric(log_density_raw),
+#     dlkj_correlation(x, eta = eta, log = TRUE, dimension = dim)
+#   )
+#
+#   expect_equal(
+#     as.numeric(log_density_raw_new),
+#     dlkj_correlation(x, eta = eta, log = TRUE, dimension = dim)
+#   )
+#
+# })