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Probabilistic modeling and Bayesian inference with automatic sampling methods.

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A QUESTION TO TAKE FURTHER

Do posterior samples from a simple conjugate model agree with its analytic posterior moments and quantiles?

Derive the posterior independently, freeze priors, data and sampling settings, and report all-chain diagnostics and Monte Carlo uncertainty.

What you could produce

  • A pinned, isolated reproducer with generated inputs and a concise result table
  • A separately controlled check report with fixed tolerances and disclosed limitations

Before you use it

  • A separately qualified runtime with the package and its reviewed, pinned dependency closure; no dependency installation is supported by the current self-contained Python pilot.

Limits to keep in view

  • No project source, package build hook, test, example, or submitted research command has been executed.
  • The documented pilot supports self-contained Python 3.13 with a 90-second author deadline; compatibility and resource use for this snapshot are unmeasured.

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Reviewed 2026-09-14. Copying or adapting source files remains subject to their own terms.

code primary license · Apache-2.0

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