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implicit reparametrization for bivariate distribution

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Thanks for this work, and such good paper !
I got a question, would this approach work for bivariate distribution, such as the Normal-Gamma distribution ?

Let's get an exemple where the VAE prior is no longer gaussian but normal with gamma variance ?

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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by reviewing the implicit reparameterization approach and its VAE prior assumptions, then assess whether they cover a bivariate Normal-Gamma distribution; done should be a clear feasibility answer or a scoped implementation plan.

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tensorflow
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machine-learning
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