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An MSM's cktest() method (PyEMMA-2.5.2, py36_1, conda-forge) shows inconsistent behaviour: if I estimate an MSM and directly perform the CK test I get the expected result. If instead I estimate the MSM, access its (right) eigenvectors first, and then perform the CK test, the test "fails".
Mhm it seems that the estimation does not reset the RDL decomposition. Even if we copy the testing model, we will still have the old RDL in place. So my guess is, that we just need to reset it in _estimate to avoid this.
An MSM's
cktest()
method (PyEMMA-2.5.2, py36_1, conda-forge) shows inconsistent behaviour: if I estimate an MSM and directly perform the CK test I get the expected result. If instead I estimate the MSM, access its (right) eigenvectors first, and then perform the CK test, the test "fails".See https://gist.github.com/cwehmeyer/1f0dc471da16aef30697f641f0597791 for a minimal example.
My conda environment
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