Closed IamGianluca closed 7 years ago
Can you get that in writing or ask Krushcke to put some license on them, like BSD, that lets anyone use them for anything with attribution?
On Jan 23, 2017, at 4:54 PM, Gianluca Rossi notifications@github.com wrote:
This Pull Request introduced the baseball.stan model from chapter 9 of Doing Bayesian Data Analysis. I received the approval from John Kruschke for publishing the Stan translated models into this repository.
As part of this Pull Request I've also attached two other models, named therapeutic_touch_bernoulli.stan and therapeutic_touch_binomial.stan. I haven't pushed the final version of the Jupyter notebook for this model yet, as I want to gather some feedback from the baseball one first.
I think a notebook like this could be greatly improved the readability of the model, especially for user with not much expertise in Bayesian Inference.
As I am myself learning Bayesian Inference while reading DBDA, I'm planning to make some further adjustments to the notebook in the future weeks.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/stan-dev/example-models/pull/89
Commit Summary
• add baseball model File Changes
• M .gitignore (7) • A DBDA/README.md (35) • A DBDA/ch9/baseball.ipynb (1730) • A DBDA/ch9/baseball.stan (53) • A DBDA/ch9/data/BattingAverage.csv (949) • A DBDA/ch9/data/TherapeuticTouchData.csv (281) • A DBDA/ch9/therapeutic_touch_bernoulli.stan (34) • A DBDA/ch9/therapeutic_touch_binomial.stan (29) Patch Links:
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Hi Bob, I've just asked to John to comment on this Pull Request.
I just followed up, but I didn't have your email to cc you on the mail to John Kruschke. Hopefully he can just post licensing terms of the code he is distributing.
We can't merge this because we don't have permission to use Kruschke's code, so I'm closing.
Thank you so much for the feedback Bob. I really appreciate it! I'm going to make the changes you suggested.
I'm happy to provide feedback for the models you write for the book even if they're not going on our site. Just let me know where they're at to comment.
On Jan 30, 2017, at 4:25 PM, Gianluca Rossi notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you so much for the feedback Bob. I really appreciate it! I'm going to make the changes you suggested.
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This Pull Request introduced the
baseball.stan
model from chapter 9 of Doing Bayesian Data Analysis. I received the approval from John Kruschke for publishing the Stan translated models into this repository.As part of this Pull Request I've also attached two other models, named
therapeutic_touch_bernoulli.stan
andtherapeutic_touch_binomial.stan
. I haven't pushed the final version of the Jupyter notebook for this model yet, as I want to gather some feedback from the baseball one first.I think a notebook like this could be greatly improved the readability of the model, especially for user with not much expertise in Bayesian Inference.
As I am myself learning Bayesian Inference while reading DBDA, I'm planning to make some further adjustments to the notebook in the future weeks.