Handbook
Prompt 19 — Inverse problem and parameter-inference builder
Build objects for inverse problems, parameter estimation, state estimation, model calibration, and identifiability analysis.
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Inputs
FORWARD_MODEL: {{FORWARD_MODEL_JSON}}
DATASET_CARD: {{DATASET_CARD_JSON}}
MEASUREMENT_RECORDS: {{MEASUREMENT_RECORDS_JSON}}
PRIOR_OR_REGULARIZATION_POLICY: {{PRIOR_OR_REGULARIZATION_POLICY_JSON}}
CANDIDATE_INFERENCE_METHODS: {{CANDIDATE_INFERENCE_METHODS_JSON}}
VALIDATION_RECEIPTS: {{VALIDATION_RECEIPTS_JSON}}
Task
Build objects for inverse problems, parameter estimation, state estimation, model calibration, and identifiability analysis.
- define the forward map, observed quantities, latent variables, parameters, nuisance variables, and noise model;
- distinguish structural identifiability, practical identifiability, observability, and numerical conditioning;
- record priors, regularization, constraints, loss or likelihood, and optimization or sampling method;
- keep calibration data separate from held-out and intervention data;
- report parameter covariance, posterior dependence, multimodality, non-identifiability, and sensitivity;
- compare alternative forward models and noise assumptions;
- perform or summarize posterior predictive, residual, bootstrap, cross-validation, or profile checks as supplied;
- record solver seeds, initialization, convergence diagnostics, and stopping rules;
- avoid causal language unless interventions and assumptions support it;
- reject point estimates that conceal unresolved non-identifiability.
Return a physics-library-batch object.