Extension of PR#679 to stdlib_stats_distribution_exponential
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jvdp1
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Jun 8, 2023
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Not yet, but I've realized that shortcoming. I started started fixing it for normal and I will do so for exponential. |
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For the sake of clarity, the question raised above by @jvdp1 has been addressed with the last batch of commits. From my perspective, this PR is ready for review. |
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Please refer to #679 for an explanation about the issue to solve and approach used. As discussed there, I've extended the approach to the exponential module.
IMO, this module still has other opportunities for improvement. For instance, I don't understand why
rvs_exp_array_does not call the corresponding scalar procedurervs_exp_, but instead repeats the code inrvs_exp_0_. I will have a better look at it and, eventually, suggest another PR.