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I believe that the only straightforward way to do this is to fix U and compare fitting V with training_frac = 1 and training_frac < 1. The results should be the same. I will try this.
Hmm I am now realizing that this isn't straightforward with the current way that we have written the code. There is no option to fix U or V, and while you can provide covariates (i.e. X and Z), I don't think you can fit a model with K = 0 and just values of X and Z. @pcarbo should we somehow allow the user to do this? Or, should we figure out another way to test this?
If you run with, say, training_frac = 0.99 and training_frac = 1, the results should be very similar on a simple simulated data set (and if you initialize in the same way)?
@eweine Can you please add a testthat test (or tests) checking for correctness with
training_frac < 1
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