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I agree that this sounds useful and should be part of CDF itself. It makes sense to add a lower bound parameter as the current parameter is specifying the upper...

Ok so what do we do? 2 options from this discussion regarding multivariate distributions: 1. `dist.cdf(x, ..., *, y)` (or something else like `lower`) 2. `dist.cdf_box(*, lower, upper)` or `dist.cdf_interval(*,...

> `cdf(x, y)` is not an option because `cdf` already has this signature: > > ```python > def cdf(self, x, mean=None, cov=1, allow_singular=False, maxpts=None, abseps=1e-5, releps=1e-5): > ``` > >...

And my vote is for not adding an extra method and use `cdf(x, ..., *, lower)`.

Thanks @mdhaber. Yes the API corresponds to what I had in mind. For the corner cases, I would not try to calculate anything of the lower value is above the...

> It is defined. > I think the behavior of the 2d case is correct, so personally, I think the best option is the third, and it's not hard to...

Thank you for reporting @jvavrek. This seems like a sensible ask. I am +1. Let see what other think. If we go with it, would you be interested in contributing?

Hi @RPGillespie6, thank you for reporting. Could you reproduce this with a minimal example? I am afraid I had to remove your link for security reasons. We don't want to...

I am afraid it is going to be hard to help without a small reproducer. The security concern is that, pardon me for saying this, we don't know each other...

Have a look at tar/zip bomb. This is just a simple example of what can be done. There are way more advanced things than that. Just attempting to open a...