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By jaberg:

It was in the substitution of a cholesky-based inverse for a general
inverse. The difference was as much as 1e-6. I don't see a problem
in providing the hint - sometimes the thresholds are annoyingly strict
and you're interested in catching other errors. I think relaxing the
checking tolerance is a totally legitimate thing to want to do.

On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 4:07 PM, nouiz

wrote:
> I'm not sure we should encourage people to use that. Some times where we lowered the comparison, there where hided problem.
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> Witch case you have that the threashold is the real problem?
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