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Model comparison missing section #14

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aloctavodia opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 5 comments
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Model comparison missing section #14

aloctavodia opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 5 comments
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@aloctavodia
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plot_compare, WAIC. Bayes Factor

@OriolAbril
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i think we should use this section to explain how to handle multiple observations and ic calculation for hierarchical models (i.e. similarly to these two discourse answers: one, two).

ArviZ docs on waic, loo and compare should then add this to See also/References section. Eventually, that would close arviz-devs/arviz#987 and arviz-devs/arviz#998.

Does the rugby model sound as a good example for this? I don't like that leave one match out is so similar to leave half match/goal recording out. A couple options are to use football league data (premier or spanish league have 20 teams instead of 8, but still not sure would work) or using a similar model but on some other field where the equivalent to match has 3 or 4 components instead of only 2.

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Good idea!
Working on a football model would be fun 😉 Are there some good data available though?
We can also write a first version with the rugby model (highlighting that the two different CVs are not expected to always be the same), and update with a new, better football example later?

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Are there some good data available though?

It is easy to copy from wikipedia 😉 and do some pandas magic.

@canyon289
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I support everything said here

@aloctavodia
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We should also include an explanation on the different methods of computing model's weights (mostly stacking vs pseudo-BMA) and more important the effects this have on the expected results. See arviz-devs/arviz#2077 for a common misconception we need to address

@aloctavodia aloctavodia self-assigned this Jul 30, 2022
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