Feature/Enhancement Description
Currently, we have a lot of rule derivations written down internally in a BIASlab overleaf file. It would be cool to have them available online, perhaps as part of the RxInfer documentation?
Motivation / Use Case
It will enable the community to formally understand message passing faster, compared to having to look up the derivation elsewhere, deriving it themselves or scrutinizing our code.
Proposed Solution
a separate tab/location in the RxInfer documentation. We will need some way to write LaTeX equations, and to allow BIASlab members to contribute.
Alternatives Considered
We could also host it on a separate webpage. Possibly easier to implement, but having it in one place is cleaner.
Example Use Cases
The community can level up their knowledge. It makes it easier to become a contributor to RxInfer instead of just a user.
Priority (from your perspective)
Would be helpful
Related Issues / Discussions
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Additional Context
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Feature/Enhancement Description
Currently, we have a lot of rule derivations written down internally in a BIASlab overleaf file. It would be cool to have them available online, perhaps as part of the RxInfer documentation?
Motivation / Use Case
It will enable the community to formally understand message passing faster, compared to having to look up the derivation elsewhere, deriving it themselves or scrutinizing our code.
Proposed Solution
Alternatives Considered
We could also host it on a separate webpage. Possibly easier to implement, but having it in one place is cleaner.
Example Use Cases
The community can level up their knowledge. It makes it easier to become a contributor to RxInfer instead of just a user.
Priority (from your perspective)
Would be helpful
Related Issues / Discussions
No response
Additional Context
No response