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  1. Made an introductory 📕(draft) about using Python for Bayesian Inference and unifying narrative, math, and code. People seem to find it helpful. Check it out. Feedback encouraged.

    persuasivepython.com

    #DataScience #Python #bayes #Stats #probabilisticprogramming

  2. Last day of #bayescomp2023, I very much enjoyed yesterday’s panel on #ProbabilisticProgramming. Looking forward to today’s schedule.

  3. This one became a nice example of implementing a custom CUDA kernel through various stages of optimization indii.org/blog/sum-of-discrete/

  4. I am looking for
    a) examples of tools that let you build statistical models more complex then just variations of a single model class (like most stat packages - brms, laavan, ...) but less complex than fully fledged probabilistic programming languages
    b) Probabilistic programming languages that neatly support composing non-trivial submodels together

    Does anyone have recs?
    In both cases I am coming up almost empty handed...

    #stan #ppl #ProbabilisticProgramming #brms

  5. Working on a new CUDA kernel for enumerating sums of discrete random variables :cpp_language: indii.org/blog/fast-discrete-e

  6. I had an interesting conversation about #BNP models in #PPLs today, discussing along other things whether truncation is enough (obvious no).

    What are your thoughts about BNP priors in #ProbabilisticProgramming? And how to improve automated interference for them?

    #bayesian #MachineLearning

  7. CUDA-enabled packages for Birch are now available! (Previously it was necessary to compile from source for CUDA support.) birch.sh/getting-started/

  8. We are thrilled to welcome Hugo Paquet as an #MSCA fellow, on a two year Paris Region Fellowship Program.
    He is an expert in semantics for programming languages and will work within the LoVe team, on exploiting linearity in probabilistic programming. #ProbabilisticProgramming #Logic
    🔗 cs.ox.ac.uk/people/hugo.paquet

  9. In 3 weeks, our #Conservation paper has 687 full-text reads! (Incl. ones on researchgate).

    I think one of the strengths is using #ProbabilisticProgramming for small populations, letting us do #GWAS and #PopGen better and providing useful estimates back to the conservation practitioners. Lots of other strengths too (high-quality SNP calling) and correcting the record of analyses based off of incomplete genome annotation!

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  10. #introduction

    Hi everyone 👋

    I'm an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University's dept. of Methodology & Statistics, working in data science for the social sciences.

    I do not post a lot, but when I do it's likely about #statistics #datascience #probabilisticprogramming #syntheticdata #openscience #rstats or #teaching

    I'm also the (proud) team lead of the ODISSEI Social Data Science team: odissei-soda.nl. So I'll probably post about all the cool things our team does too!

  11. The #Stan #ProbabilisticProgramming project is looking for new members of the governance body. If you care about the future of #bayesian computation, consider applying - all types of expertise (user, educator, developer, ...) are highly welcome: discourse.mc-stan.org/t/nomina