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I wonder if it would be useful to be able to generate a description of a brmp model in the form of a series of statistical formulas. Something like:
model = defm('hits | player', df, family=Binomial(num_trials=45)) # Produces: # # hits_i ~ Binomial(p_i, num_trials=45) # logit(p_i) ~ a_player # a_player ~ Normal(0,1)
We might be able to implement this as a backend (degenerate -- no inference methods), thereby making it available to users through something like:
model.generate(backend=math)
Presumably this could generate LaTeX for pretty rendering in notebooks.
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I wonder if it would be useful to be able to generate a description of a brmp model in the form of a series of statistical formulas. Something like:
We might be able to implement this as a backend (degenerate -- no inference methods), thereby making it available to users through something like:
Presumably this could generate LaTeX for pretty rendering in notebooks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: