[MAINT] Fix for #3346 #3352
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[MAINT] Fix for #3346 #3352
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… the name of a variable was in the supplied point, then the value for said variable would be taken from the point dictionary. This was too permissive, and different from what was done in _draw_value. There, the value could be taken from the point dictionary only if the variable had the attribute model, i.e. it was an RV instance instead of a Deterministic.
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@junpenglao, @ColCarroll, @twiecki, do you think it is ok that |
ColCarroll
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Jan 24, 2019
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Regarding your question, I think it should definitely ignore any Deterministics in the point argument. You could do really weird stuff otherwise. |
…meters to get their values from the point dictionary.
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Thanks for these very technical fixes, @lucianopaz! |
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This fixes #3346. The
draw_valuesfunction had a statement that said that if the name of a variable was in the suppliedpoint, then the value for said variable would be taken from thepointdictionary. This was too permissive, and different from what was done in_draw_value. There, the value could be taken from thepointdictionary only if the variable had the attributemodel, i.e. it was an RV instance instead of aDeterministic.The downside of this PR is that we cannot force values to
Deterministics insample_posterior_predictiverelying on thepointparameter.