Super stoked to announce that {greta} version 0.5.0 is now on CRAN! Thank you to Nick Golding for making this release happen, and for his continued support, I learnt a lot!
Some features I'm really excited about:
You can read the full news below:
https://github.com/greta-dev/greta/releases/tag/v0.5.0
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Cool!! Been meaning to check this out for awhile and investigate integration with {posterior} and {ggdist}
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@mjskay.com Amazing! I'd be really interested in your thoughts on {greta}, I really think it is a super nice way to define models. There's a lot of fertile ground for future development in this space, I think. I haven't played around much with posterior, lately I've been more on the package dev end of things. The last time I had to wrangle MCMC output I wrote https://github.com/njtierney/mmcc to help manage it, it looks like posterior does a lot of what I wanted, I think?
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For sure! been meaning to reach out to you and other folks working on packages with objects representing distributions... my main role in {posterior} is pushing posterior::rvar, and I've had some involvement in {distributional} (mostly from kicking the tires while rewriting {ggdist} to use it)...
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... but my secret / not-so-secret goal is some unified interface for distribution representation in R such that people can get all the way from model fitting to visualization without leaving a probabilistic programming abstraction. I think this roughly works with posterior::rvar() + {ggdist} but...
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