Reconciliate re-sampling behavior #485
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AlexanderFengler
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| @@ -267,3 +267,14 @@ def test_override_default_link(caplog, data_ddm_reg): | |||
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| assert "t" in caplog.records[0].message | |||
| assert "strange" in caplog.records[0].message | |||
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| def test_resampling(data_ddm): | |||
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we should put a not somewhere concerning the resulting behavior.
If I understand correctly, if you change sample_2 you automatically change model.traces?
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I updated the return section of the sample() method and traces object to indicate that .sample() returns a reference to model.traces object, which stores the traces of the last call to .sample().
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Resolves #481. Please see the issue for details. We have written tests to ensure the behavior described in #481