bodywork-pymc3-project
whylogs-examples
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bodywork-pymc3-project
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A tutorial on how to handle prediction uncertainty in production systems, by using Bayesian inference and probabilistic programs
All of the code is hosted in a GitHub repo, that you can use as a template for your own projects.
whylogs-examples
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