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I (Jonah) am excited to be teaching a 2-day Stan workshop preceding the NYR Conference in July. The workshop will be July 11-12 and the conference July 13-14. The focus of the workshop will be to introduce the basics of applied Bayesian data analysis, the Stan modeling language, and how to interface with Stan from R. Over the course of two full days, participants will learn to write models in the Stan language, run them in R, and use a variety of R packages to work with the results.
There are both in-person and remote spots available, so if you can’t make it to NYC you can still participate. For tickets to the workshop and/or conference head to https://rstats.ai/nyr.
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