Rat Tumors and PyMC3

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Published: June 24, 2018

I’m very proud to say I have contributed this example to PyMC3’s documentation. It details how to compute posterior means for Gelman’s rat tumour example in BDA3.

Hoping to contribute more material to the library in the future.q

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OK, So I Was Wrong About LogisticRegression

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Published: August 30, 2019

Zachary Lipton recently tweeted that sklearn’s LogisticRegression uses a penalty by default. This resulted in some heated twitter debates about the differences in attitudes between statistics and machine learning researchers and the responsibility of users to read the documentation, amongst other things.

GSoC 2019: It’s Over!

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Published: August 30, 2019

It’s the end of August, and Google Summer of Code 2019 is over. This blog post is meant to outline what I’ve accomplished, what I’ve failed to accomplish, what I’ve learned, and how I’ve felt over these last 4 months.

GSoC 2019: A PR is Made!

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Published: August 05, 2019

Another short update: I’ve made a PR to merge pymc3.ode into PyMC3!

GSoC 2019: Testing an API

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Published: July 22, 2019

This is a really short update. Here are a couple things I have been working on since the last blog post.

Demetri Pananos