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Mixture of mixtures works, but not Mixture of Mixture and Single distribution #3994
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@brandonwillard You are right, I think it was a copy/paste typo. Anyway it still works without the typo. |
Looks like there might be a bug in the definition of >>> mix.mean.tag.test_value
array(0.)
>>> mix.mode.tag.test_value
array([0., 0.]) I'm assuming that the mode should be over the joint distribution of the mixture and mixing terms, and return a single value—like the mean. |
OK, the problem seems to start here. The Looking into this a little more, the real problem is apparently here: >>> mix._comp_logp(mix._comp_modes()).tag.test_value
array([[ -0.91893853, -50.91893853],
[-50.91893853, -0.91893853]]) |
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I am trying to model a Mixture between a Mixture and another distribution, but I am getting an error:
Minimal Example:
Traceback:
However, if I create a fake Mixture dist for the third distribution, it seems to work:
I understand that this might not be optimal in the first place, and can certainly be coded as a custom distribution, but is this a design choice or a bug? It could also be just a question of shape handling, but I have no good intuition on how to check for that.
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