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From this SO answer, it appears that one can use low-level SciPy modules to gain a speedup in inverting positive-definite symmetric matrices, which would be useful for the covariance.
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Fixes#55.
The implementation was taken from here:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/58719188
with some minor improvements.
It also raises a `LinAlgError` if the matrix is singular.
From this SO answer, it appears that one can use low-level SciPy modules to gain a speedup in inverting positive-definite symmetric matrices, which would be useful for the covariance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: