Bayesian Regression Modelling in R: Choosing informative priors in rstanarm #rstats
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Yesterday, at the last meeting of the Hamburg R User Group in this year, I had the pleasure to give a talk about Bayesian modelling and choosing (informative) priors in the rstanarm-package.
You can download the slides of my talk here.
Thanks to the Stan team and Tristan for proof reading my slides prior (<- hoho) to the talk. Disclaimer: Still, I'm fully responsible for the content of the slides, and I'm to blame for any false statements or errors in the code…
Tagged: Bayes, R, regression, rstats, Statistik
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