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Issue created Jan 04, 2014 by André Anjos@andre.anjos💬Owner

No support of log determinant

Created by: laurentes

As said here, determinant computation is subject to underflow/overflow.

When computing log determinant, this might be avoided by directly working in the log domain. In the python universe, we may rely on numpy.linalg.slogdet(). We should consider to provide such a function in the C++ universe.

Currently, the PLDAMachine class may be subject to underflow/overflow.

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