Jonathan Feinberg

Yeah, that should be possible. at least if you use point collocation method. But it isn't supported out of the box, so you need a little bit of tinkering. Constructing...

Well, yes that is the case, but in our example (2) and (3) are just semantic reformulations of eachother. Doing the reshaping between `[N, T]` and `[N*T]` is equivalent to...

In general (2) is a subset of (3), so yes, more complicated forms can be formed using the latter. But considering the original question, I have assumed (2) is what...

Do you mind reporting stats on your run. In particular: * `python --version` * `python -c "import chaospy as cp; print(cp.__version__)"` * `python -c "import numpoly as nu; print(nu.__version__)"` *...

I am unable to replicate the issue on my local machine. To weed out a small list of subtle problems, do you mind doing the following. I don't use windows...

Very weird. Can you post the new trace stack? It shouldn't be exactly the same. The paths at least should point to a new files.

That is a bug. I have made a fix and released in version 3.3.8. Let me know if that solves the problem for you.

That is weird. Covariances structures should by default always be symmetric. I can not reproduce as I can not get the syntax to be correct for that somewhat complicated distribution....

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