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Is my syntax below for an ordinal logistic model correct? I get an error message which I don't understand.I got the code from a published paper illustrating a graded response model (ordinal logistic, ...
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I am unable to use PyCuba, a Python interface for the multidimensional-integration library Cuba, on macOS 15.5. PyMultiNest, which requires PyCuba, is common for Bayesian analysis in the scientific ...
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I am trying to setup a Bayesian metanalysis of report rates of events. My target estimate is the probability that participants will report X in each study. Every participant provides ~20-40 response, ...
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I am new to JAGS and working on an assignment for a class. I have been trying to get my model to work for the past few hours and something just isn't clicking, and I hope someone here may be able to ...
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I have a posterior density function and I am trying to integrate its posterior cumulative distribution function (CDF) such that I want to find the upper bound of integration so that the probability is ...
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Assume I have data X with normal likelihood and Prior Mean C as Laplace prior as inputs to the model. For easier convergence, I multiply each observation of Data by C and then use Prior Mean 1. And I ...
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I have a small dataset where each data point (y_i) comes with its own measurement uncertainty (e_i). I want to estimate a reliable average value for (y) while properly considering the uncertainties (...
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I'm quite new to Bayesian statistics and not sure how to determine the dimensions of my priors. I am using code from Ben Bolker to run quite a big MCMCglmm with 52 response variables, 7 fixed effects, ...
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I have download the tensorflow nightly version 2.19.0.dev20241219 (cpu version) and download the version keras_tuner 1.4.7 and keras 3.7.0. I also check my system has the scipy version 1.15.0. ...
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My model has three independent variables: snow (a categorical variable of whether or not snow was present, which is arranged as a matrix by time and individual), sex (also categorical), and HFL (a ...
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Seeking advice on how I could forecast the below better. Ultimately I am looking to build a 5-year rent growth forecast, but as part of the forecasting process, I will need other variables. Currently, ...
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I’m working with the following Pogit model: Y ~ Pois(lambdap) log(lambda) = alpa_0 + alpha_1x_1 + alpha_2x_2 logit(p) = gamma_0+gamma_1t_1 + gamma_2*t_2 I’m conducting a simulation study with two ...
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I am trying to fit a linear model to data using Bayesian inference technique. For this, I thought of using PyMC. Naturally, after training a model, I want to test its performance on new data and that'...
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I would like to model two observables, O_2 and O_3 using bayesian linear regression: O_2 ~ m_2 * O_1 + q_2 and O_3 ~ m_3 * O_2 + q_3. I would like to couple them via O_2. I am using the PyMC framework ...
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I have a model built in OpenMDAO that I am interested in trying with Bayesian optimization. I have found some work in this area for older versions of OpenMDAO, but nothing for the current OpenMDAO ...
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I have a 1D function that looks like this: i.e. a pronounced drop towards a stable value around 0. The function is written as: ((1. / np.sqrt(1. + x ** 2)) - (1. / np.sqrt(1. + C ** 2))) ** 2 where ...
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I am using the brms package to fit a model (brms). However, I am unsure on how to interpret the resulting coefficients/effects. Specifically, on what scale are the coefficients if the link function is ...
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I'm using SMAC (Sequential Model-based Algorithm Configuration) to optimize hyperparameters for training a model (specifically, a PPO agent) using Stable Baselines3. During the training phase, the ...
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I am trying to create a parameter grid for a gpboosted model. Currently, I am using the grid tune search method, but I have been reading on Bayesian Optimization in the package rBayesianOptimization. ...
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I'm able to use my GPU to speed up my PyMC model sampling with m.sampling_jax.sample_numpyro_nuts, and it works well in my Linux environment. However, when sampling the posterior_predictive to extend ...
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There is probably a really easy solution to this, but I’m coming up short. I have code in rstan where I fit a Pareto distribution to data, and I’m looking to find out what the alpha parameter is for ...
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I am fairly new to bayesian statistics but have really fallen in love with what it can do and how it presents findings compared to frequentist statistics especially for categorical or ordinal datasets....
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In attempting to create a simple simulation for psycholinguistics, I have encountered the following error: > expected_success_rate(170) > Error in if (height \>= threshold) { : the condition ...
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I'm trying to figure out what the best conf and iou is for the model.pred. from ultralytics import YOLO import pandas as pd import numpy as np df= pd.DataFrame() # Load a model for i in range(1,105): ...
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Suppose I am trying to measure people's Happiness depending on Time of Day (Morning/Afternoon/Evening) and Ice Cream Flavor (Chocolate/Strawberry/Vanilla) through a 1-7 scale. Participants are divided ...
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