Allow correlations between more general sets of variables#84
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Before, correlations could only be induced on distributions whose ancestors were not distributions, e.g.
However, we could NOT induce correlations on e.g.:
Since
Expis a transform and not a distribution.This PR opens up for more possibilities. We can induce distributions on any set of nodes whose ancestor sets (including itself) have no common elements.