How to use the alibi.explainers.anchor.anchor_base.AnchorBaseBeam.dup_bernoulli function in alibi

ub = AnchorBaseBeam.dup_bernoulli(mean, beta / state['t_nsamples'][t])
                coverage = state['t_coverage'][t]

                if verbose:
                    print(i, mean, lb, ub)

                # while prec(A) >= tau and prec_lb(A) < tau - eps or prec(A) < tau and prec_ub(A) > tau + eps
                # sample more data and update lower and upper precision bounds ...
                # ... b/c respectively either prec_lb(A) or prec(A) needs to improve
                while ((mean >= desired_confidence and lb < desired_confidence - epsilon_stop) or
                       (mean < desired_confidence and ub >= desired_confidence + epsilon_stop)):
                    # sample a batch of data, get new precision, lb and ub values
                    sample_fns[i](batch_size)
                    mean = state['t_positives'][t] / state['t_nsamples'][t]
                    lb = AnchorBaseBeam.dlow_bernoulli(mean, beta / state['t_nsamples'][t])
                    ub = AnchorBaseBeam.dup_bernoulli(mean, beta / state['t_nsamples'][t])

                if verbose:
                    print('%s mean = %.2f lb = %.2f ub = %.2f coverage: %.2f n: %d' %
                          (t, mean, lb, ub, coverage, state['t_nsamples'][t]))

                # if prec(A) > tau and prec_lb(A) > tau - eps then we found an eligible anchor
                if mean >= desired_confidence and lb > desired_confidence - epsilon_stop:

                    if verbose:
                        print('Found eligible anchor ', t, 'Coverage:',
                              coverage, 'Is best?', coverage > best_coverage)

                    # coverage eligible anchor needs to be bigger than current best coverage
                    if coverage > best_coverage:
                        best_coverage = coverage
                        best_tuple = t

Returns
            -------
            Upper and lower precision bound indices.
            """
            sorted_means = np.argsort(means)  # ascending sort of anchor candidates by precision

            beta = AnchorBaseBeam.compute_beta(n_features, t, delta)

            # J = the beam width top anchor candidates with highest precision
            # not_J = the rest
            J = sorted_means[-top_n:]
            not_J = sorted_means[:-top_n]

            for f in not_J:  # update upper bound for lowest precision anchor candidates
                ub[f] = AnchorBaseBeam.dup_bernoulli(means[f], beta / n_samples[f])

            for f in J:  # update lower bound for highest precision anchor candidates
                lb[f] = AnchorBaseBeam.dlow_bernoulli(means[f], beta / n_samples[f])

            # for the low precision anchor candidates, compute the upper precision bound and keep the index ...
            # ... of the anchor candidate with the highest upper precision value -> ut
            # for the high precision anchor candidates, compute the lower precision bound and keep the index ...
            # ... of the anchor candidate with the lowest lower precision value -> lt
            ut = not_J[np.argmax(ub[not_J])]
            lt = J[np.argmin(lb[J])]
            return ut, lt