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  1. pymc is a python package that implements the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm as a python class, and is extremely flexible and applicable to a large suite of problems.[1]
  2. pymc only requires NumPy .[1]
  3. The current version PyMC (version 3) has been moved to its own repository called pymc3.[2]
  4. PyMC provides functionalities to make Bayesian analysis as painless as possible.[2]
  5. deterministic def theta ( a = alpha , b = beta ): """theta = logit^{-1}(a+b)""" return pymc .[2]
  6. sample ( iter = 10000 , burn = 5000 , thin = 2 ) pymc .[2]
  7. This tutorial will guide you through a typical PyMC application.[3]
  8. Random variables are represented in PyMC by the classes Stochastic and Deterministic .[3]
  9. We can represent model (1) in a file called disaster_model.py (the actual file can be found in pymc/examples/ ) as follows.[3]
  10. This isn’t just a quirk of PyMC’s syntax; Bayesian hierarchical notation itself makes no distinction between random variables and data.[3]
  11. Along with core sampling functionality, PyMC includes methods for summarizing output, plotting, goodness-of-fit and convergence diagnostics.[4]
  12. In parallel to this, in an effort to extend the life of PyMC3, we took over maintenance of Theano from the Mila team, hosted under Theano-PyMC.[5]
  13. Currently, most PyMC3 models already work with the current master branch of Theano-PyMC using our NUTS and SMC samplers.[5]
  14. Is there a PyMC expert around who can shed some light on this all?[6]
  15. pymc is a python module that implements several MCMC sampling algorithms.[7]
  16. Currently, pymc 's stable release (2.x) mostly relised on the Gibbs and Metropolis-Hastings samplers, which are not that exciting, but the development version (3.x) has Hamiltonian Monte Carlo (HMC).[7]
  17. If you are trying to install PyMC 3, you do not need a Fortran compiler.[8]
  18. For a more formal introduction I like Kruschke’s puppy book (which was ported to PyMC3) as well as Osvaldo Martin’s (who is a PyMC core developer) book on Bayesian Analysis with Python.[9]
  19. Using Scipy as a solver, and PyMC for Bayesian inference we are able to learn parameter distributions for missing natural parameters, such as the disease's "strength" or "infectiousness".[10]
  20. We will be rejoined by Thomas Wiecki who will talk about the work being done with PyMC.[11]
  21. PyMC is a python module that implements Bayesian statistical models and fitting algorithms, including Markov chain Monte Carlo.[12]
  22. The pymc project is an open source collaboration that focuses on providing Bayesian modeling as well as probabilistic machine learning.[13]
  23. Currently the pymc group is transitioning to TensorFlow as a back end over the previously used theano back end present in pymc3.[13]
  24. This creates new hurdles to overcome such as converting pymc4 models to their corresponding symbolic- pymc meta objects and adding more functionality to the symbolic-pymc package.[13]
  25. (2) Improve symbolic-pymc codebase.[13]
  26. Thomas Wiecki wrote about how to do this this with an earlier version of PyMC, but I needed an update since I wanted to do a comparison and PyMC's interface has changed a lot since he wrote his post.[14]
  27. These estimates are all fairly close to those produced by pymc .[15]
  28. We have only scratched the surface of Bayesian regression and pymc in this post.[15]
  29. In my mind, finding maximum a posteriori estimates is only a secondary function of pymc .[15]

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