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I am using ash objects as the basis of one of my algorithms. However, I use a different procedure to estimate the mixture wieght. Is there a simple way to provide to obtain an ash object (using betahat and sdhat) without using the optimization steps (e.g. initializing it with full weight on zero).
Furthermore, we are facing some memory allocation problems when inputting a vector that contains more than 13 millions entries, mixsqp is trying to allocate very large vector (100Gb)
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Hello,
I am using ash objects as the basis of one of my algorithms. However, I use a different procedure to estimate the mixture wieght. Is there a simple way to provide to obtain an ash object (using betahat and sdhat) without using the optimization steps (e.g. initializing it with full weight on zero).
Furthermore, we are facing some memory allocation problems when inputting a vector that contains more than 13 millions entries, mixsqp is trying to allocate very large vector (100Gb)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: