Fix find_constants to properly handle discrete observed data#8087
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Fixes pymc-devs#7851 The find_constants function was not properly filtering out observed data when the observation went through a Cast operation (e.g., for discrete distributions like Categorical or Poisson). This caused the observed data to appear in both constant_data and observed_data groups. The fix computes value_vars ancestors excluding model_vars ancestors, which properly identifies data variables that are used only as observations, even when they go through Cast or other transformation operations. This solution was suggested by @ricardoV94 in the issue discussion.
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Fixes #7851
The find_constants function was not properly filtering out observed data when the observation went through a Cast operation (e.g., for discrete distributions like Categorical or Poisson). This caused the observed data to appear in both constant_data and observed_data groups.
The fix computes value_vars ancestors excluding model_vars ancestors, which properly identifies data variables that are used only as observations.