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There is a problem with the
UniDip._unidipmethod which means that for very large and noisy datasets you can get a recursion error.One way to avoid this is to remove the recursive function calls. This PR does that by converting the method to use a
whileloop and a manually controlled stack.There are no tests for this repository but I have tested with the test suite in the original UniDip implementation repository (source and this code generates the same outputs as the original for the test suite.
Closes #24