Hi, I wanted to see whether I could use Pymc to generate synthetic datasets, and I guess I don’t fully understand (or fail to properly use) switch and Discrete. I thought the following example would result in generated data points, where the variable dependent_rules would deterministically be 0, w…

It should be: import theano.tensor as tt with pm.Model() as model: ... dependent_with_change = tt.switch(tt.eq(root, 0), 0, dependent) ...

Switch and deterministic rules

HolgerPeters April 10, 2019, 6:52pm 3

thanks a lot!

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