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Windows: with a PR-based run, we get a vague exit code at start of test-laplace. test-AGHQ is fine.
Windows: with a push-based run, we get an issue with too many nodes.
MacOS: we have tolerance issues and at least one NaN
Linux release: all fine
Linux devel: failure in installing pkgdown or some such setup step, unrelated to nimble.
Fortunately I can reproduce the MacOS tolerance issues on my M2 Mac. Given Daniel reported he could not reproduce them, I wonder if the difference is he is using an Intel or M1 Mac.
So for a next step, I can dig deeper into the tolerance issues by running on my Mac.
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The MacOS numerical issues are all in the "nested random effects" test case and all appear to be from the optimization not converging to the true MLE (and disconcertingly reporting optimization success). I think this is another manifestation of our ongoing issues with Laplace optimization.
If I slightly tweak the starting values (from (2,2,2,2) to (2.01,2,2,2)), on my M2 Mac, the failures go away.
I am planning to look deeper into the general Laplace optimizer issues, and this will be a good test case to consider then.
For now so that we get testing to pass I am going to tweak the starting values for this test case to the values given above.
Fingers crossed that will address the MacOS failure. Not sure what will happen with Windows.
In CI, but not locally we are seeing:
test-laplace
.test-AGHQ
is fine.Fortunately I can reproduce the MacOS tolerance issues on my M2 Mac. Given Daniel reported he could not reproduce them, I wonder if the difference is he is using an Intel or M1 Mac.
So for a next step, I can dig deeper into the tolerance issues by running on my Mac.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: