Open maxbiostat opened 5 years ago
Doesn't look bad, but without seeing the prior it's hard to tell.
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I wonder if a bivariate log-normal prior would be a good thing to try. Here's a sample posterior for beta and gamma:
Inference for the Eyam plague data [code coming to the repo soon].