Closed zwelitunyiswa closed 5 days ago
I think you need a nested dictionary, like
priors = {
"mu": {"1|snf_id": bmb.Prior(...)},
"kappa": {"Intercept": bmb.Prior(...), "snf_id": bmb.Prior(...)}.
}
Let me know if that doesnt work and I can double check
Perfect. That works! Thank you.
Thanks for the ongoing work on this great package. My issue is that I cannot set priors on auxillary parameters in distributional regressions.
For example, I am using a beta_binomial likelihood, and my prior for mu is recognized, by my priors for kappa are ignored:
Same thing when I change the formula for kappa:
I have had issues when I have tried other distributions as well.