Ilia Sucholutsky

Yeah, this seems like a mistake in Blender. The expected behavior in their docs mentions nothing about restrictions on the dimensionality of the points as far as I can tell,...

I think it's plausible that lines could end up being single points though this of course isn't desirable. It may come about as a result of trying to avoid lines...

The first error happens when the dimension of xtx and v don't match. Can try to print the dimension of both to see if that's the case? The second problem...

Can you check the dimensions of `xtx_in` and `t(v)` and see if they are different in the cases where the non-conformable error comes up?

In the xwx function, the first line is `v

Nam sent me a fix with additional documentation that I pushed to the repo as a separate file just now. Let me know if it helps.

In the add_classes function, there is a line that computes the inverse of the dot product of X matrix (the covariate matrix). > Solve(t(x) %*% x) It looks like you...

I'm struggling to actually get the projection representations and still not quite certain what to do based on the previous comments in this thread. Does anyone have a minimal working...

I was having the same problem but it turns out loaded_model is a User_Object, the actual model is located at `loaded_model.model`. So for example try `loaded_model.model.summary()`

Thanks! I'll try to merge those soon (just need to verify that they don't break anything) or alternatively happy to merge a PR if anyone else makes them.