Linear nodes attempt 🙈 #74
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Thanks for taking care of this! I am not able to provide feedback right now. But I will do it ASAP. |
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No rush! It will take me some time to go through the code and make sense of it which is the best approach in contrast to the brute force way hehe. |
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I will close this one to work on a new one as I have gained some useful learnings in #76 (Also I do not feel like resolving conflicts 😅 ) |
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Perfect |
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Attempts to address #51
I really want to have the linear nodes hehe. So this is a draft PR to try to port the changes added in pymc-devs/pymc#5044 . The code-base has changed a bit so I need to catch up in understanding the code more. If someone could give me some guidance it would be much appreciated. I feel this is a relatively "low-hanging-fruit" but as always, the devil is in the details.