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I run many models using your library and in one run I got back "nan" coefficients.
I solved that by checking in the glm.py file if the returned values are nan
# line 219 py-glm/glm/glm.py
diff = coef - np.linalg.solve(ddbeta, dbeta)
if np.isnan(diff).any():
break
I was wondering if it is a valid solution or we could use some different check based on tolerance?
I also checked the julia package which performs a finite check
What are your thoughts on that?
Could we integrate that change in the package?
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Hi,
I run many models using your library and in one run I got back "nan" coefficients.
I solved that by checking in the glm.py file if the returned values are nan
I was wondering if it is a valid solution or we could use some different check based on tolerance?
I also checked the julia package which performs a finite check
What are your thoughts on that?
Could we integrate that change in the package?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: