added hierarchical mini section #370
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This is fine, but could you merge main to make checks pass? |
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This is fine, but needs merge with main, to pass tests again.
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Some weird scipy error happening here. Not sure what that is about tbh. |
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some weird scipy import error happening ?! :/
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Upon multiple discussions with people trying to utilize the package, it would be nice to have a simple extension to the main tutorial that showcases how to start adding hierarchy to models using the PyMC DDM random variable (also related to #254). I think that this is a particular useful example case right now since people are running into issues with hierarchical models (potentially due to Bambi). Additionally, this gives us something to point people towards as those issues get resolved.