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Following on from the discussion here pymc-devs/pymc-extras#84 (comment) with @ricardoV94, in many places the test message is written in the opposite direction to the check it looks like, e.g. Gumbel, Logistic, Normal, HalfNormal, Beta; e.g.
check_parameters(res, 0 < beta, msg="beta > 0")
Others are written in the same direction, e.g. TruncatedNormal, Wald, Kumaraswamy and so on.
logp = check_parameters( logp, at.le(lower, upper), msg="lower_bound <= upper_bound", )
Messages should be standardized to use the permissable constraints; i.e. written in the same direction.
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That first example is fine, the expression is the same just written the other way around. The problem is if it has the opposite meaning
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Following on from the discussion here pymc-devs/pymc-extras#84 (comment) with @ricardoV94, in many places the test message is written in the opposite direction to the check it looks like, e.g. Gumbel, Logistic, Normal, HalfNormal, Beta; e.g.
Others are written in the same direction, e.g. TruncatedNormal, Wald, Kumaraswamy and so on.
Messages should be standardized to use the permissable constraints; i.e. written in the same direction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: