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Then the pymc team incorporates their mcmc engine into a programming language popular with the data science crowd sprinkling py... Read More
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As i went through the book i found more unpolished passages and a handful of lines capable of triggering a facepalm by a statis... Read More
American statistical association give this man a medal
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bayesian, great, good and available. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 100 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jun 13 2021.
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I think there was too much code in the book which could have been moved to the appendix section
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I really like the book but want to bring up two things neglected by its author
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Bayesian methods for hackers did not appear in a vacuum
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I would like to see a hat tip to the creators of pymc and at least a mention of bugs the stillverymuchalive software which brought bayesian methods to academic masses and inspired mcmcengine projects like pymc
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Then there are pymcs cousins jags and stan these can be familiar to the r crowd and people who wrote popular books on bayesian analysis such as john kruschke the author of doing bayesian data analysis
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Bayesian modeling using winbugs by ioannis ntzoufras could have had more impact but its publisher wiley sabotaged the book with greedy pricing and nofrills presentation
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Looking into the near future i see that manning have their own probabilistic programming book in the works by avi pfeiffer
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The very first page when it used ascribe instead of subscribe told me that the manuscript had not been proofread
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