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fonnesbeck
commented on June 14, 2024
Those are figures generated by the unit tests. They are not empty; you will find them written to the testresults folder in your current directory.
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cdeil
commented on June 14, 2024
What I meant is that the pop-ups are an unnecessary distraction, because it is impossible to see the interactive plots.
I just realized that matplotlib.test() also produces interactive figures (and crashes when run in ipython :-), so I guess there is a reason to not simply write the figures to file without interactive plots in the tests.
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fonnesbeck
commented on June 14, 2024
OK, cool. The unit test failures correspond to existing issues, namely #57 and #58.
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- Rename sample_prior_predictive argument from samples to draws
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