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Currently, when applying GaussianCopula to large datasets, the univariate selection procedure takes up a lot of the computation time. We should sample from the dataset when trying to find the best fit univariate; if necessary, we could do some math and figure out the appropriate number of rows for X confidence level with Y hypothesis, but I think ~100 rows should be more than enough.
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Currently, when applying
GaussianCopula
to large datasets, the univariate selection procedure takes up a lot of the computation time. We should sample from the dataset when trying to find the best fit univariate; if necessary, we could do some math and figure out the appropriate number of rows for X confidence level with Y hypothesis, but I think ~100 rows should be more than enough.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: