I've been trying to answer a question at work, and while waiting for a very long computation process to return a result that I can simply directly measure, I decided to write a quick script to generate a simulation. Basically, combine a series of Gaussians in two ways, and determine how the similar the methods are. It looks like they are actually quite different, with method A giving something reasonable looking, but method B giving something terrible that looks like the results from the previous long computation. I think this answers the question, although I'll need to confirm with the long computation process.
It's unfortunate that method A introduces other errors elsewhere. Wonderful.
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