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Originally, conditioning variables were always continuous. #87 will add support for discrete-discrete variables and discrete conditions. However, this leaves many cases unimplemented:
Discrete variables, continuous condition (shouldn't be too hard to implement)
Mixed discrete-continuous condition (how hard, and how necessary?)
In table form:
No condition
Discrete
Continuous
Mixed
Discrete-discrete
🆕
🆕
❌
❌
Discrete-continuous
✔️
❌
✔️
❌
Continuous-continuous
✔️
❌
✔️
❌
While it would be the nicest to support everything, this leads to some combinatorial explosion in the algorithms. Moreover, the user interface gets more and more complicated.
Therefore most of the cases will remain missing until sufficient demand.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Originally, conditioning variables were always continuous. #87 will add support for discrete-discrete variables and discrete conditions. However, this leaves many cases unimplemented:
In table form:
While it would be the nicest to support everything, this leads to some combinatorial explosion in the algorithms. Moreover, the user interface gets more and more complicated.
Therefore most of the cases will remain missing until sufficient demand.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: