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We might be able to give some things better names:
iter parameter of nuts to num_samples
fit.fitted to fit.predict? (both exist in brms, and IIRC fitted in brmp implements aspects of each of these.) Alternatively, we could move away from a single mega-method towards separate methods for each kind of prediction? (i.e. We could have separate methods, one for each valid what argument that can be passed to fitted.)
defm to brm? (defm is short for "define model", but it wasn't a well considered choice. brm is used in brms for something similar but not quite the same -- it both defines and fits a model -- which might cause confusion.)
DefmResult and GenerateResult might seem a bit odd when they appear in documentation.
Drop the nuts,svi,prior methods on DefmResults? (i.e. Remove support for doing defm(...).prior().) These are a middle ground between the convenience of def(...).fit()and the flexibility of e.g. defm(...).generate(...).nuts(...), but it's not clear they add much. Also, they are currently hard-coded to use only the default back end.
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We might be able to give some things better names:
iter
parameter ofnuts
tonum_samples
fit.fitted
tofit.predict
? (both exist in brms, and IIRCfitted
in brmp implements aspects of each of these.) Alternatively, we could move away from a single mega-method towards separate methods for each kind of prediction? (i.e. We could have separate methods, one for each validwhat
argument that can be passed tofitted
.)defm
tobrm
? (defm
is short for "define model", but it wasn't a well considered choice.brm
is used inbrms
for something similar but not quite the same -- it both defines and fits a model -- which might cause confusion.)DefmResult
andGenerateResult
might seem a bit odd when they appear in documentation.nuts
,svi
,prior
methods onDefmResults
? (i.e. Remove support for doingdefm(...).prior()
.) These are a middle ground between the convenience ofdef(...).fit()
and the flexibility of e.g.defm(...).generate(...).nuts(...)
, but it's not clear they add much. Also, they are currently hard-coded to use only the default back end.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: