Description
If I want to give a custom or known gradient for a function, how can I do that in this library? (I don't want to autodifferentiate through this function.) I am using the grad function.
If the library doesn't provide this feature, is there some way I can easily implement this functionality myself, perhaps by changing the definitions of leaf nodes or by editing the dual numbers that presumably carry the numerical gradients?
Here's a concrete example of what I mean:
Say I have some function I want to take the gradient of, say f(x, y) = x^2 + 3 * g(x, y)^2. Then say that g(x, y) is a function whose definition is complicated and involves lots of Haskell code, but whose gradient I've already calculated analytically and is quite simple. Thus, when I take grad f and evaluate it at a point (x, y), I'd like to just plug in my custom gradient for g, instead of autodiffing through it: something like my_nice_grad_of_g (x, y).
I see other autodiff libraries do provide this feature, for example Stan and Tensorflow both allow users to define gradients of a function.
Thanks!