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For varying output noise you can instead pass in a Gaussian likelihood parameter with a Function that calculates the variance at each input point. This is discussed in detail in this tutorial.
In your sklearn example you seem to be using noise variances from a precalculated tensor(?). If so, you could probably emulate it using something like this (though obviously this will not allow you to use predict_y on points that weren't seen in training):
In #893, there is some discussion on accounting for uncertain inputs with GPFlow. Specifically, @st-- suggested using:
GPflow/gpflow/conditionals.py
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However, as a new user, it is unclear how this may be implemented.
In scipy, one may account for uncertain inputs with:
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It would be great if there could be a GPFlow example of something like this! Maybe adding an 'uncertain inputs' section to this page?
https://gpflow.github.io/GPflow/2.6.0/notebooks/basics/regression.html
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