According to the docs, Bernoulli can take either p or logit_p as parameters, but not both. I chose to feed logit_p ibernoulli = pm.Bernoulli.dist(logit_p=N_x_logit, shape=(N, T, 2)) But it kicks out with TypeError: init() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘p’ Is the doc wrong. Do you have t…

pm.Bernoulli() with your arguments works for me. I don’t think you want to say pm.Bernoulli.dist()

Doing pm.Bernoulli.dist(p = None, logit_p = 1.0, shape = 2) works.

pm.Bernoulli.dist(logit_p = 1.0, shape=2) works for me as well, @bhomass are you on master or the latest release?

Bernoulli distribution rejects logit_p parameter, insists on p parameter

bhomass May 7, 2018, 1:24am 3

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