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Is there a REPL shell for webppl ?
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Hi, I'm working on a project where I can implement the inference in webppl, but I'm having issues in translating the codebase into numpyro, as I'd like to scale-up and parallelize the computations. Is…
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Hello WebPPL team,
I was wondering if I have some beginner questions, such as the following one, where should I go to ask?
> How to get a plot that reasonably approximates the unit uniform dist…
ljlin updated
3 years ago
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Could you briefly comment on what Gen means for this book? Will WebPPL and Gen coexist / be developed in parallel or will a third edition of this book migrate to Gen? If so, is there any ETA for a Gen…
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Looking at the documentation I'm unable to understand for what distributions is `support()` defined.
For example the following works:
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var b = Bernoulli({p: 0.5})
print("Possible values sam…
ab-10 updated
3 years ago
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Most of the time, convolution will be fast and give very nice results. But there are situations where sampling makes more sense. In particular, if the whole expression consists of a bunch of algebraic…
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Feedback from Psych stats teacher:
"I ran i with map() omitting the ~ in the function argument, and that basically crashed my r session. "
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I am new to WebPPL and while reading the article about "Generative Models" in the tutorial I stumbled upon this code:
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var makeCoin = function(weight) { return function() { flip(weight) ? 'h' :…
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When I tried to install it I had an error and could not figure out what to do. my R version is 3.6, my node version is 10.16.0, and my npm version is 6.9.0. I use windows 10 pro education version 190…
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I'm trying to solve the polyhedral dice problem using Gen.
Suppose we have 6 dices with the following sides:4,6,8,10,12,20. One of the dice is chosen at random. On a single throw, the observed value …