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In #352 we addressed the question of what to do when a regime has only one segment and therefore a confidence interval can't be calculated. While it's very unlikely, we should also handle the case for when a regime has 0 segments. Right now, that would be kicked out because we calculate performance statistics only for practiced regimes, that is, regimes that have associated segments. We should not kick them out.
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In #352 we addressed the question of what to do when a regime has only one segment and therefore a confidence interval can't be calculated. While it's very unlikely, we should also handle the case for when a regime has 0 segments. Right now, that would be kicked out because we calculate performance statistics only for practiced regimes, that is, regimes that have associated segments. We should not kick them out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: