Closed Quan-kas closed 3 years ago
The posterior is not the same as the prior. The posterior is calculated with pm.sample(...). The prior is multiplied with the likelihood internally in the PyMC3 package
perfect thank you very much, I will investigate the pymc3 package and see the pm.sample function,
Thank you
Hello good morning, I am writing a report of your model which is great, but I have a question about the posterior distributions of the parameters, is it the same as the a priori? Is there a way to know exactly the posterior distributions? Would it be helpful to me, please in which part of the model code do you multiply the a priori distribution with the maximum likelihood function?
I appreciate your help