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Building the book "Statistical Rethinking" by Solomon Kurtz in Docker
kurtz-rethinking bookdown This book was written by Solomon Kurtz which code lives here. It is a beautiful book on Bayesian regression in R using the brms package. Based on the book “Statistical Rethinking” by Richard McElreath, a Bayesian Course with examples in R and Stan. Bookdown details Book version 1.0.1. See index.Rmd. R-3.6.3 RStudio 1.2.5042 Most packages MRAN dated on 2019-06-12. Other packages dated at later dates for smnoother book building.Calculate economic risk with regression using Python by Matteo Niccoli
Another reproducible example of regression using Python to calculate economic risk. By Matteo Niccoli (2017).
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Multiple Regression in Engineering Applications by Marco Rizk
Great article. And also an eye opener, specially, for those interested in correlations. I hope you publish your scripts, data and manuscript, soon for reproducibility purposes, and the benefit of the petroleum engineering community.
Keywords: linear regression, engineering, Alternating Conditional Expectations, algorithms, transformations
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Starting Bayesian with Stan
Starting Bayesian #Machinelearning with #stan and #rstats. Surprised by the fact that model recipes written in R and Stan are compiled to C++ using whatever number of cores your machine has.
- Correction: Bayesian machine learning -> Probabilistic Machine Learning