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Exciting #PyMCon news on two fronts. We got a lot of interesting and exciting proposals in our CFP that we look forward to, and you will soon as well!
And, @colindcarroll made a spiffy new logo for us, in @matplotlib no less! Stay up to date at https://t.co/88D5F7S9ZX
To count an animal population if you can't catch them all: capture some, mark them, release, and capture again. The ratio of new vs already seen tells you something about the total number. Shown here is iterated mark-and-recapture with a Bayesian updates to belief about pop size
To commemorate our #NeurIPS2019 poster at the program transformations workshop we put out a #PyMC4 alpha release https://t.co/Js3W3EhTtY Radon model: https://t.co/r0noDCopl0
Last night, at Boston Bayesians, we learned about advanced bayesian modeling of athlete performance, from Katy McKeough, of Harvard University. Thanks Katy for a fantastic presentation. And also a big thanks to @quantumblack for sponsoring the event.
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The next meetup of Boston Bayesians is this Wednesday! Join us to learn more about bayesian modeling of athlete performance. Our speaker will be Katy McKeough, PhD student at the Department of Statistics at Harvard University. #DataScience
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The 31st meeting of Boston Bayesians is on December 4th. Join us to learn more about bayesian models to predict athlete performance, from Katy McKeough, a PhD student at Harvard University. Thanks @QuantumBlack for sponsoring the event. #datascience
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The 30th meeting of Boston Bayesians is next Wednesday September the 18th! Join us to learn more about Bayesian Decision Making and PyMC3 from @twiecki, VP of Data Science at Quantopian, and core PyMC contributor. #DataScience https://t.co/M5uwoPGrQq
The 29th meetup of Boston Bayesians is this Wednesday! Join us to learn more about the connections between machine learning and statistics from @twiecki , VP of Data Science at Quantopian, and core PyMC contributor. #DataScience https://t.co/Dt9yfgKP0g
Are you interested in meeting likeminded Bayesians that are interested in Data Analysis, Statistics and Machine Learning AND you live close Berlin? Then join the Berlin Bayesians (formerly known as Berlin @mcmc_stan Stan User Group)! Updates follow soon. https://t.co/JZCzRCHvTs