[FIX] Distribution: vectorize variance, speeds up normalization#5230
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This makes normalization much faster.
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Issue
Variance used python loops, making it very inefficient. This change alone speeds-up normalization for test-case from #5219 by 10x. Issue #5219 will remain open because it is still possible to substantially improve normalization.
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