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turing_model
turing_model(formula, data; family=Normal, priors=DefaultPriors(), standardize=false)
DataFrames.jl
CategoricalArrays.jl
Tables.jl
length(unique(x))
categorical
levels
Gaussian
TDist
IdentityLink
Bernoulli
Poisson
NegativeBinomial
LogLink
return
(1 | group)
@formula
{rstanarm}
sleep
{brms}
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One of these models embedded as a @submodel in another Turing model would be a cool show case and interaction test, I think.
@submodel
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Thanks, do you have good resources on @submodel. I want o learn more about it, never used.
They are unfortunately not at all documented, but the PR should cover the usage.
storopoli
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turing_model
function:DataFrames.jl
andCategoricalArrays.jl
using theTables.jl
API:length(unique(x))
of a group-level intercept/slopecategorical
vectors by reading thelevels
and using the first level as baseline.Gaussian
andTDist
(IdentityLink
)Bernoulli
Poisson
andNegativeBinomial
(LogLink
)return
statement(1 | group)
@formula
syntaxCategoricalArrays.jl
andDataFrames.jl
(Tables.jl
) interfaces{rstanarm}
datasets (check LICENSE) and thesleep
dataset from{brms}
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