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I realized for bDCM and DCM that Volterra Kernels are not derived for mixed observations (i.e. y matrices containing NaNs).
Using VBA_nanvar in VBA_getVolterraKernels could remove this issue (see pull request #71). But I do not know if that leads to an invalid derivation of kernels...
Best,
Simon
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Dear all,
I realized for bDCM and DCM that Volterra Kernels are not derived for mixed observations (i.e. y matrices containing NaNs).
Using VBA_nanvar in VBA_getVolterraKernels could remove this issue (see pull request #71). But I do not know if that leads to an invalid derivation of kernels...
Best,
Simon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: