Closed jacksbd2 closed 6 years ago
Please provide more information:
Also, are you intending to use PyMC2? We recommend most users to work with PyMC3, which is a different repository.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the response.
I'm using Anaconda 1.8.5
with Jupyter 5.5.0
running Python 3.6.4 64 bit
on a Windows 10 platform.
I installed pymc via my Anaconda Navigator environment.
I'm working with some pre-existing code that imports PyMC 2
My goal is to recreate a MCMC dynamic factor switching model for classification of economic recessions v. expansions
If PyMC 3 can be substituted, that would be great, but the syntax looked a little bit different.
Any suggestions you can provide would be appreciated, thanks!
Bruce
Bruce Jackson
(651) 315-2260[cid:2c478e0e-8dce-4bda-a2cc-de42626d3725]
jack3604@stthomas.edu
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If you can, try creating a clean conda environment, activate it, and install PyMC in that environment and see if this still happens.
PyMC 2 Code does not run unchanged under PyMC3, but its not hard to port (usually). If you are looking to do substantial development, it would e worth looking at PyMC3, as it is far more capable.
I suspect issue was with fortran compiler and Anaconda. I'm working in PyMC3 now, thanks!
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