Currently, JIM computes the density change in the parameter space due to transformation by calculating the Jacobian determinant. The absolute value of the Jacobian determinant should be used; otherwise, feeding it into the calculation of the log Jacobian determinant may result in nan values.
Currently, JIM computes the density change in the parameter space due to transformation by calculating the Jacobian determinant. The absolute value of the Jacobian determinant should be used; otherwise, feeding it into the calculation of the log Jacobian determinant may result in nan values.