A large number of tests currently either require visual inspection to verify (e.g. plotting tests) or simply check that the functions execute. Later, when all implementations are finalized, it would be good to have a way to generate and save seeded, known-to-be-correct results to disk, so that testing can properly assess the numerical stability of the (inherently stochastic) algorithms.
A large number of tests currently either require visual inspection to verify (e.g. plotting tests) or simply check that the functions execute. Later, when all implementations are finalized, it would be good to have a way to generate and save seeded, known-to-be-correct results to disk, so that testing can properly assess the numerical stability of the (inherently stochastic) algorithms.