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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Probabilistic Programming

Bookmarks

  1. Stochastic Volatility Modeling with PyMC

    PyMC example notebook demonstrating stochastic volatility modeling — Bayesian inference for time-varying financial volatility using NUTS sampling. A showcase of what probabilistic programming makes tractable.

  2. BayesDB

    BayesDB from MIT CSAIL's probabilistic computing group — a database system that lets you query statistical relationships using a SQL-like language (BQL) without specifying a model. Automatically infers the right probabilistic model from data.

  3. Bayesian Methods for Hackers

    Cameron Davidson-Pilon's open-source book teaching Bayesian inference through computational examples in Python, using PyMC3 for probabilistic programming. The approach is computation-first rather than math-first — ideal for programmers who want to apply Bayesian reasoning without heavy statistics background.

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