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SMC marginal test failing due to input type #5324
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This would fail when the chains do not have the same length, resulting in the marginal_likelihood being wrapped in a numpy array of `object` dtype. This led the nanmean call to fail with an AttributeError Closes pymc-devs#5324
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This would fail when the chains do not have the same length, resulting in the marginal_likelihood being wrapped in a numpy array of `object` dtype. This led the nanmean call to fail with an AttributeError Closes pymc-devs#5324
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This SMC test is failing in main https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc/runs/4740953565?check_suite_focus=true#step:7:746
This is somewhat related to #5263, we wouldn't need those nan otherwise.
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