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Describe the bug
I am learning Bayesian Analysis with Python - 2nd Edition. In the code example from chapter 5 - Model Comparison, az.compare give me an error message saying "You can only assign a scalar value not a <class 'tuple'>".
I attached an pdf with the codes, error messages and my notes. Thank you very much for helping me with this!
Can you try if the error persists with pandas<2 and if it still doesn't work with pandas 1.4.2? (1.4.2 is the version released around the months previous to arviz 0.12)
Can you try if the error persists with pandas<2 and if it still doesn't work with pandas 1.4.2? (1.4.2 is the version released around the months previous to arviz 0.12)
Hello! I just tried and it worked! Thank you so so much 👍
Describe the bug
I am learning Bayesian Analysis with Python - 2nd Edition. In the code example from chapter 5 - Model Comparison, az.compare give me an error message saying "You can only assign a scalar value not a <class 'tuple'>".
I attached an pdf with the codes, error messages and my notes. Thank you very much for helping me with this!
To Reproduce
I downloaded the code from here --
https://github.com/aloctavodia/BAP
and installed pymc3 to run the codes.
Expected behavior
I want to have a table like --
Additional context
For pymc3 installation, I followed the Method 1 from here --
pymc-devs/pymc#4937
(Method 2 in that link worked for me before but doesn't work now just FYI.)
from my conda list, I have --
arviz 0.12.1
pymc3 3.11.5
Thank you so very much again. Greatly appreciate it!
az.compare_error_Patty-20230509.pdf
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