Trying to get the log probability for a PyMC model evaluated at a particular set of parameter values. I am attempting to follow this documentation webpage: behind_the_scenes_of_the_logp_function . The following code chuck is from the above webpage: with pm.Model() as model: z = pm.Normal('z', …

I think you need the compile_logp() method of pm.Model: model.compile_logp()({'z': 2.5})

How to interact with `pm.Model().logp()`?

conorhassan July 25, 2022, 3:50am 3

Hi Christian,

compile.logp() works great! Maybe I can help update the current docs when I am a little more knowledgeable about what is going on under the hood!

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