Hi, I am totally new to Bayesian stat and PyMC. I am try to reproduce code from book “Bayesian Analysis with Python” from O. Martin, the flipping coins example. I use VS Code notebook as enviroment. The code: np.random.seed(123) trials = 4 theta_real = 0.35 # unknown value in a real experiment dat…

The answer is that all of them are correct. Actually this model has a nice closed form (it’s called a conjugate model ), which means its possible to work out an analytical solution. This solution does converge to a single solution for a large number of observations, but since you are only looking at …

Got different results after each time re-run the model

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ntdung0193 January 4, 2025, 1:09pm 3

wow, I got the point now. Really thank you for detailed explain

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Got different results after each time re-run the model

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