Fixed typo#20
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Title: Fix Comment Regarding Potential NaN in SimpleRetention
Description:
Hello,
While going through the
SimpleRetentionclass in the module, I noticed a comment in the_get_Dmethod that seemed to have a minor inconsistency. The comment in question mentions:# this results in some NaN when n is much larger than mHowever, after analyzing the matrix operations, it appears that potential NaN values might arise when ( m ) (row index) is much larger than ( n ) (column index), specifically in the bottom-left triangle of the matrix.
This PR corrects the comment to:
# this results in some NaN when m is much larger than nSuch a change might seem minor, but it aids in clarity and correctness for any developer reading the code in the future.