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Same as #245 but for the reconstructors. My suspicion is that most of these don't have easily comparable reference implementations, so those can be checked off fairly quickly. The implementers of each method probably did some checks for reference implementations so we should reach out to them.
Convergent Cross Mapping
Correlation Matrix
Correlation Spanning Tree
Free Energy Minimization
Graphical Lasso
Marchenko Pastur
Maximum Likelihood Estimation
Mean Field
Mutual Information Matrix
Naive Transfer Entropy
Optimal Causation Entropy
OU Inference
Partial Correlation Influence
Partial Correlation Matrix
Random
Thouless Anderson Palmer
Time Granger Causality
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I was thinking about something similar; the challenge of course is that not all the reference implementations are in Python. I guess for R-based implementations we can still use Jupyter, but what about Matlab or C++? Another possibility would be another repository containing the validation scripts.
Same as #245 but for the reconstructors. My suspicion is that most of these don't have easily comparable reference implementations, so those can be checked off fairly quickly. The implementers of each method probably did some checks for reference implementations so we should reach out to them.
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