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Once #25 is merged marginals will include n_eff and r_hat columns. In some (not very common) situations we don't have enough chains and/or samples to compute these, in which case we show nan in the table. I'm not sure this is very informative, so perhaps it would be better to show something like n/a instead.
This isn't a trivial change because the current assumption is that the table holds only floats and so is backed by a numpy array. Perhaps this could to be switched to a pandas data frame.
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Once #25 is merged
marginals
will includen_eff
andr_hat
columns. In some (not very common) situations we don't have enough chains and/or samples to compute these, in which case we shownan
in the table. I'm not sure this is very informative, so perhaps it would be better to show something liken/a
instead.This isn't a trivial change because the current assumption is that the table holds only floats and so is backed by a numpy array. Perhaps this could to be switched to a pandas data frame.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: