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A perspective note on likelihood approximation and inference for complex simulation models using a chain of aggregated normalizing flows
We present a new perspective on the problem of likelihood approximation within the framework of simulation-based inference that promotes scalable and controllable simulation routines for large-scale data analysis, allows efficient parameter space exploration or smooth interpolation in high-dimension
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