Octavio Medina - Blog

Julia (and Turing) for Bayes

bayes

For the past few weeks I’ve been trying out Julia as a tool for Bayesian stats. There’s a lot to like about the language, most of which has been covered elsewhere. It’s intuitive, it’s…

Dealing with don’t knows

bayes

brms

stan

r

Surveys contain all types of data: categorical (What country were you born in?), numeric (How many people live in your household, including you?)…

Ordinal visualization

bayes

analysis

Making sense of changes in ordinal variables can be hard.

Remembering

thoughts

Storing and remembering information is not a one-time event, we also want to effectively transmit it to future generations.