To just add to @cluhmann , I found the following command very handy:
az.hdi(trace,var_names=["XXX"], hdi_prob = 0.80).values()
It will print out the hdi of whatever variables you want from your trace with the specified hdi_prob value.
To just add to @cluhmann , I found the following command very handy:
az.hdi(trace,var_names=["XXX"], hdi_prob = 0.80).values()
It will print out the hdi of whatever variables you want from your trace with the specified hdi_prob value.