Over the last few months I have been working on a new version of StatisticalRethinking (v3) and one part that I always found lacking is a good introduction to statistics using Julia. Your upcoming book fills this gap very nicely (and more). As the upcoming StatisticalRethinking v3 will use projects, Pluto notebooks and Plots (GR) I wanted to use a similar setup for your book's listings. As a proof of concept I did 3 chapters in StatisticsWithJuliaPlutoNotebooks.
My question is if this usage would be ok with both of you.
This is just a project, there is no need to register it, and if you are not ok I can make the repository private and remove all links to it in StatisticalRethinking.jl. Or, in case you would choose at some point to make (these or another version of the) Pluto notebooks part of your github repository I would simply update the links accordingly.
Thanks for a great book and your time to consider my request,
Rob
Hi,
Over the last few months I have been working on a new version of StatisticalRethinking (v3) and one part that I always found lacking is a good introduction to statistics using Julia. Your upcoming book fills this gap very nicely (and more). As the upcoming StatisticalRethinking v3 will use projects, Pluto notebooks and Plots (GR) I wanted to use a similar setup for your book's listings. As a proof of concept I did 3 chapters in StatisticsWithJuliaPlutoNotebooks.
My question is if this usage would be ok with both of you.
This is just a project, there is no need to register it, and if you are not ok I can make the repository private and remove all links to it in StatisticalRethinking.jl. Or, in case you would choose at some point to make (these or another version of the) Pluto notebooks part of your github repository I would simply update the links accordingly.
Thanks for a great book and your time to consider my request, Rob
cc.: @yoninazarathy, @h-Klok