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Previously it was possible to set an arbitrary number of posterior samples, so drawing without replacement made sense if the number of posterior samples was higher or lower than the number of training data points. However, after that an error was discovered that could appear
in certain models if the sizes of training data and posterior samples differed (see commit ed00453). Since then, the number of posterior samples was fixed to the size of the training data. This makes some of the previous strategies redundant.
When we do not change the independent variables anymore, the whole workaround with the
shared variables could be dropped
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I understand that the sampling could now be simplified, but I do see a serious problem with limiting the number of posterior samples in such a drastic way.
The quality of almost every query against the posterior distribution depends on the number of posterior samples, as this is the only way of accessing the distribution. We really should find a way to allow arbitrarily many posterior samples.
Previously it was possible to set an arbitrary number of posterior samples, so drawing without replacement made sense if the number of posterior samples was higher or lower than the number of training data points. However, after that an error was discovered that could appear
in certain models if the sizes of training data and posterior samples differed (see commit ed00453). Since then, the number of posterior samples was fixed to the size of the training data. This makes some of the previous strategies redundant.
When we do not change the independent variables anymore, the whole workaround with the
shared variables could be dropped
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: