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Monte Carlo Integration in Python
My last post was pretty intense, so I thought that I would drop back down to something a little bit simpler for this post, before I go off and start in on the March Madness stuff again. It turns out […]
Predicting March Madness Winners with Bayesian Statistics in PYMC3!
So in the last two blog posts, I talked about how to do some bayesian inference in the realm of some linear models. And that is all well and good, but we can have even more fun in a bayesian […]
Bayesian Logistic Regression in Python using PYMC3
In my last post I talked about bayesian linear regression. A fairly straightforward extension of bayesian linear regression is bayesian logistic regression. Actually, it is incredibly simple to do bayesian logistic regression. If you were following the last post that […]
Bayesian Poisson A/B Testing in PYMC3 on Python
This post is a direct response to the request made by @Zecca_Lehn on twitter (Yes I will write tutorials on your suggestions). What he wanted to know was how to do a Bayesian Poisson A/B tests. So for those of […]
Bayesian Regression with PYMC3 in Python
Okay, so normally I do frequentist statistics. Most of my training has been in that realm. However, I do recognize that bayesian is really the way to go. The idea of updating a prior is really appealing to me. The […]
Linear Algebra and Data Science
I’m going to take a break from my last couple of posts which have been about time-series analysis in python. I’m switching gears this week to answer a question my brother asked me today at a party. I couldn’t really […]
GARCH Models in Python
Okay so I am continuing my series of posts on time-series analysis in python. So far I have covered ARIMA models, ARIMAX models, and we also looked at SARIMA models. These posts have all dealt with a similar subject. Namely, […]
Analyzing Multivariate Time-Series using ARIMAX in Python with StatsModels
Is This Post Too Long? I’ll Email A PDF Version To You Okay, so this is my third tutorial about time-series in python. The first one was on univariate ARIMA models, […]
SARIMA models using Statsmodels in Python
Okay, so if you haven’t done so, read my last post before you start out with this one. It will introduce you to the basic idea behind running an ARIMA model. This post will go over how to get a […]
Basics of ARIMA Models With Statsmodels in Python
A common problem in many businesses is that of forecasting some value over time. It is useful for setting budgets, understanding sales, and any number of other problems. In this post, I will go over the basics of a popular […]