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in TuringGLM/0rvqL/src/turing_model.jl:266 it uses std(y; normalize=true), but this function actually doesn't accept normalize as a kwarg: std(x::AbstractArray, w::AbstractWeights, [dim]; mean=nothing, corrected=false).
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in TuringGLM/0rvqL/src/turing_model.jl:266 it uses std(y; normalize=true), but this function actually doesn't accept normalize as a kwarg: std(x::AbstractArray, w::AbstractWeights, [dim]; mean=nothing, corrected=false).
Thanks for reporting this @Cong-SUN. Do you have a reproducible example? What model did you run to get this error? Maybe we can then add a new test that avoids this problem to reappear in the future.
in TuringGLM/0rvqL/src/turing_model.jl:266 it uses std(y; normalize=true), but this function actually doesn't accept normalize as a kwarg: std(x::AbstractArray, w::AbstractWeights, [dim]; mean=nothing, corrected=false).
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