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LGTM. I agree sampling from the prior would be better, but for now using the test_val should be enough (plus we can provide a random value to the test_val in the initialization). |
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I just disabled that test with the warnings for now. Not exactly a solution, but the only thing I can think of at this point. |
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LGTM. |
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This should fix #2442. This changes the initialization from using a draw from the prior to using the test_point. I think I like a draw from the prior more, but we can't do this reliably yet.
I also allowed the test for the warnings in the posterior check of nuts to fail. I just can't find the issue there, and I don't see the point of keeping to restart test runs because of this. If anyone has an idea what that is about, that would be great. I spend quite a bit of time trying to find out, but still don't even have a clue.
CC @junpenglao