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Improve clipping of Mixture distributions #3154
Improve clipping of Mixture distributions #3154
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only question here is if
inplace=False
by default should we expect to get back the sameUnivariate
objects in the resulting clippedMixture
? My initial reaction was that I would expect the underlying distributions to be different objects. I don't think any users will really care about this, but it could have side-effects if someone then modifiedd_large
after mixing, not expecting it to effect theMixture
distribution, because there is a specificinplace
kwarg to that effect inclip
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That's an interesting thought. We could default to copying any distribution that is not a discrete distribution when
inplace=False
, although that could be a bit wasteful from a memory perspective. I don't have a strong feeling either way since I don't think this will be a common issue, so let me know which way you prefer.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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me neither we can leave as is