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DirichletDistribution and Infer are too similar. Infer ends up exposing many of the methods for DirichletDistribution anyway. It should be possible to have a single class, or alternatively, to make Infer a subclass of DirichletDistribution. Currently leaning towards a single class with cdef methods implementing most of what DirichletDistribution did, and cpdef methods for the Infer functionality.
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DirichletDistribution
andInfer
are too similar.Infer
ends up exposing many of the methods forDirichletDistribution
anyway. It should be possible to have a single class, or alternatively, to makeInfer
a subclass ofDirichletDistribution
. Currently leaning towards a single class withcdef
methods implementing most of what DirichletDistribution did, andcpdef
methods for theInfer
functionality.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: