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We should add a description to each feature defined in smartcore in the Cargo.toml file, we could use as example the Cargo.toml file of the serde project.
We should add also the documentation for the "serde" feature that currently is not present in the Cargo.toml file.
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not sure how to do this...
statistically, these pure virtual methods need to allow for the requested arguments. The compiler warnings do get annoying though.
How can we override pure virtual functions? It would request that only one "version" of the function be defined?
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Hi,
is there any plan to implement the Generalized Pareto Distribution in
brms(paul-buerkner/brms#110 (comment))? I am playing around with an extreme values analysis and it looks like extremes collected as Peak Over Threshold are better represented by the GPD instead of the generalized extreme value distribution, which I am so happy to see already in `b