Martin Keller
Martin Keller
Sure, no problem
@mschauer I finally have some time this month to do more work on this, will let you know once I have some sensible ready.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will have a look at the article.
Yeah, sounds good. I’ll let you know once I’ve gone through the article and reference implementation. It’s also worth pointing out that conditional mutual independence tests for conditional independence are...
The CMI tests take quite a long time right now, even for moderately sized data sets. It would be really interesting to investigate different approaches to speeding these tests up,...
I encountered a similar issue when using this package with missing values in 0.6.4: ``` julia> versioninfo() Julia Version 0.6.4 Commit 9d11f62bcb (2018-07-09 19:09 UTC) Platform Info: OS: macOS (x86_64-apple-darwin14.5.0)...
I spent some time exploring this in the REPL. I wrote this dummy macro for threading arguments into macro calls to see what's going on: ``` macro test(x, ex) println(ex.args)...
Interesting, thanks a lot. Am I right to assume that this would fix the `test` macro above? ``` macro test(x, ex) println(ex.args) println(x) n = Expr(ex.head, ex.args[1], @__LINE__, x, ex.args[3:end]...)...
yeah, I just realised that as well... on a different note, this fix should also work for the `@>>` and `@as` macros, correct? edit: come to think of it, `@>>`...
I just tried to see if the `@as` macro works as expected when called on macros in 1.0: `@as x df @where(x, :from.=="WDON")` Everything seems to work fine. As far...