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small updates for dev session (2024) #58

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13 changes: 7 additions & 6 deletions developer/module_development/module_development.tex
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\item \alert{otsklearn} : use OT surrogate models with the scikit-learn estimator API
\end{itemize}

Oldest modules:
Oldest modules (because integrated in OT):
\begin{itemize}
\item \alert{otlm} Linear model with stepwise strategies
\item \alert{otlhs} Optimal LHS (Monte-Carlo \& Annealing)
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\item \alert{otusecases}: use cases suitable for OpenTURNS (functions and datasets)
\item \alert{otmarkov}: simulates Markov chains (experimental)
\item \alert{otsensitivity} : sensitivity analysis with density based measures
\item \alert{shapley-effects} : compute Shapley effects
\item \alert{otshapley} : compute Shapley effects
\item \alert{otsmt} : Simple module that implements bindings from Surrogate Modelling Toolbox (SMT) models to OpenTURNS
\item \alert{otak} : Simple module that implements Active learning Kriging (AK) methods for reliability analysis.
\item \alert{otkerneldesign} : generates designs of experiments based on kernel methods such as Kernel Herding and Support Points
\item \alert{batman} : Statistical analysis for expensive computer codes made easy.
\item \alert{otgu} : Gu method to make more robust the estimation of kriging models.
\item \alert{others} : need to reactivate some oldest modules (\texttt{otgmm}, \texttt{pygosa}, \texttt{otfitting}) and others
\item \alert{others} : need to reactivate some oldest modules (\texttt{otgmm}, \texttt{pygosa}, \texttt{otfitting}, \texttt{otgu}) and others
\end{itemize}
\end{frame}

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\item \alert{pandas} : Data analysis
\item \alert{SALib} : Sensitivity analysis library
\item \alert{pymc3} : Fit bayesian models
\item \alert{GPFlow, GPyTorch, TensorFlow, PyTorch, georges... }
\item \alert{GPy, GPFlow, GPyTorch, TensorFlow, PyTorch, georges, ... }
\item \alert{statsmodels} : Statistical tools
\item $\cdots$ many many
\end{itemize}
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This should contains an html index file. A minimal index could be provide.
\includegraphics[width=9.cm]{index_minimal.png}
\item Add corresponding instructions into continuous-integration script to upload on the previous repository
\includegraphics[width=9.cm]{instruction_ci.png}
\includegraphics[width=5.cm]{instruction_ci.png}
\end{itemize}
Note: Keep in mind to replace \texttt{master} by \texttt{main} or other specific branch (release,...) with respect to the branch of interest.
\end{frame}
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