I confirmed with a local example that I was able to read a cached LD file that was created using np.float64. I also observed the following compared to the current np.float32 version:
It required more memory to create the LD matrix
The .npz file almost doubled in size
The .gz file was unchanged (confirmed with zcat *.gz | md5sum)
The checksum for the results file was also different compared to np.float32. There were minor differences in PIP, BETA_MEAN, and BETA_SD
The results obtained from the cached LD file were identical to the initial np.float64 run
I confirmed with a local example that I was able to read a cached LD file that was created using
np.float64
. I also observed the following compared to the currentnp.float32
version:.npz
file almost doubled in size.gz
file was unchanged (confirmed withzcat *.gz | md5sum
)np.float32
. There were minor differences inPIP
,BETA_MEAN
, andBETA_SD
np.float64
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