The first 3 eps of my small youtube course on Bayesian Inference with @mcmc_stan is now available youtube https://t.co/RWJv8LtuWm! It's a practical intro for beginners who want to code as soon as possible without all of the scary math. Enjoy!
@BOM_au hey there! Just letting you know your long term ACORN-SAT station data only goes to the end of 2022!! Is there a way to get the 2023 data? Am I doing something wrong?
First dabble in cricket stats! Everyone knows The Don had the highest average, but he also smokes everyone when compared with their best streaks in their career. Highlights for second are Smith's 80 in 77 innings and Andy Flower's whopping 91 in 34 innings!
Part 2 of using ChatGPT4 to do Bayesian Inference is out! Last video I didn't really explain what ChatGPT has written, I just copy pasted. This time, I explain what it's code does and suggest 3 improvements that make the predictions much better! https://t.co/BteXfJ5nEP
In my latest video, I use @OpenAI 's ChatGPT to write me a @mcmc_stan code to predict @premierleague matches! Without much prompting, it ended up using a simple ELO model on Margin. Check out part 1 here! https://t.co/uDDtcK2ynk
@OpenAI's ChatGPT can be used to do Bayesian Inference!
In the first part of this two part video series I use ChatGPT to write some @mcmc_stancCode to predict premier league matches using a simple ELO style model. Check it out!
https://t.co/bIStQFS4Wn
Pumping out the videos now. Here's a new fun video about "target+=" in Stan. https://t.co/4WLfFteQbz
If you didn't understand any of that but you're interested in Bayesian Stats, maybe check out the first four episode of my Bayesian Inference Course here! https://t.co/ANH0kt5PKx
Ep4 of Bayesian Inference with @mcmc_stan is out! https://t.co/RDkVOC6yUT. In this episode we build a Bayesian Logistic Regression model to predict the outcome of AFL matches! Use this if you want to getting better at tipping!
@MatterOfStats Sports outcomes are probabilistic but the consequences of the realised outcome is deterministic - 3 points for a win irrespective of how unlikely it was. So it’s understandable that people tend to correlate consequence with ability - otherwise what do we pay them for ?