feat: model wrappers and AutoCache #117
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Added a new abstract type for creating model wrappers. These are models which wrap other models without introducing new parameters, but can change the way the underlying model is used. One example of this is included: `AutoCache`, which caches the last output of the model and returns the cached output if the parameters have all changed by less than some absolute tolerance. This can save the number of calls to expensive models where the parameter space is not changing by much, and speedup fits.
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Added a new abstract type for creating model wrappers. These are models which wrap other models without introducing new parameters, but can change the way the underlying model is used.
One example of this is included:
AutoCache, which caches the last output of the model and returns the cached output if the parameters have all changed by less than some absolute tolerance. This can save the number of calls to expensive models where the parameter space is not changing by much, and speedup fits.