I have tried upgradinging to 4.0.0b5. But I get an error with the GaussianRandomWalk distribution. I have recoded to the new API. The error message is a bit cryptic: “.dist() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘dist_params’”. My code … def define_model(n_brands, n_days, poll_brand, zero_cen…

You have instructions in here: Installation Guide (Linux) · pymc-devs/pymc Wiki · GitHub That’s for Linux, you can check the respective wiki pages for Windows or MacOS, if you are using one of those

GaussianRandomWalk error 4.0.0b5

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Bryan_Palmer April 19, 2022, 10:16am 8

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