Closed lmoffatt closed 3 months ago
One possibility is to change the logic of macror, directly forbidding nan values, making the algorithm stop with one.
at least we would try this possibility
The nan was caused by a bug in experiment idealization where there was a negative interval.
There should be no reason for having a nan logLikelihood.
Usually what happens is that there is an approximation that fails and blow up to infinity. In this case we can use a more general approximation.