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randomTestGaussian = (unSym c) :~3~: unSym (snd (meanCov dat))
where
a = (3><3) [1,2,3,
2,4,0,
-2,2,1]
m =3|> [1,2,3]
c = mTm a
dat = gaussianSample 7 (10^6) m c
Experimenting in GHCi, the left-hand side evaluates to:
I closed the issue prematurely - I still have the problem after updating MSYS2 packages (including to mingw-w64-x86_64-openblas 0.3.10-2). The right-hand side now evaluates to:
This proposal updates INSTALL.md for the following:
* stack comes with `msys2-20200903`
* MSYS2 `pacman -Syu` has further keyring issues which can be overcome (msys2/MSYS2-packages#2058 (comment))
* The incorrect `hmatrix-gsl-0.19.0.1` is still the latest on Hackage (haskell-numerics#312)
* Invoking `stack ghci` in the respository root folder fails, apparently because of a bug in GHC, but `stack ghci` works in the `tests` folder if an appropriate `stack.yaml` is created
* The unit tests actually fail (haskell-numerics#333)
On Windows 10, after the changes made in #332 that allow the repository's packages to build, unit test 'randomGaussian' fails, as follows:
The unit test in question is:
Experimenting in GHCi, the left-hand side evaluates to:
and the right-hand side evaluates to:
which is not close enough for
:~3~:
. It is, however, close enough for:~2~:
to pass.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: