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"Why is this variable being treated as random instead of observed?" This is a question we get a lot. It's usually because it's not clear to the user that one can only manipulate expressions that explicitly occurs on the LHS of a ~, e.g. x ~ filldist(Normal(), 2) is in the model, but then they try do to condition(model, @varname(x[2]) => 1.0) or something.
"How do I implement a sampler for a Turing.jl model?" This should just reference a tutorial exactly on this.
"Can I use parallelism / threads in my model?" Yes, but we should point the user explicitly to where this is demonstrated and what to be aware of.
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, e.g.x ~ filldist(Normal(), 2)
is in the model, but then they try do tocondition(model, @varname(x[2]) => 1.0)
or something.More?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: