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If you build the model using a certain set of priors, and then update the priors, Model.prior_predictive() will work with the first set of priors, ignoring the updated version. This is because the underlying PyMC model still keeps the original priors. I think prior_predictive() should check whether Model.built is True as it happens with Model.plot_priors().
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If you build the model using a certain set of priors, and then update the priors,
Model.prior_predictive()
will work with the first set of priors, ignoring the updated version. This is because the underlying PyMC model still keeps the original priors. I thinkprior_predictive()
should check whetherModel.built
isTrue
as it happens withModel.plot_priors()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: