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Help reproducing Figure 8 from the paper

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Hi,

This is super interesting work and thank you for sharing the code.

I'm trying to build some intuition on how the anchors should be chosen and in the process I am trying to reproduce Fig. 8 in your [paper (arXiv:2207.07235)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.07235). However, I'm having some trouble and was hoping you could help. Specifically, I'm unable to train a model that predicts the large uncertainty between training samples when the number of samples is low i.e 5 samples.

I adapted the [demo notebook](https://github.com/LLNL/DeltaUQ/blob/main/demo/demo.ipynb) and can share that but I don't suppose you have the code to generate those plots at hand and share them perhaps?

Many thanks again!

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Start with demo/demo.ipynb and compare its training setup with the procedure described for Figure 8 in the paper. Reproduce the five-sample case and identify why the predicted uncertainty differs; done means the Figure 8 plots can be generated or the missing reproduction steps are documented.

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python
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machine-learning
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Bug
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