Error in the peer-bias example, probably due to search/replace, fixed #1
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Dear @rmcelreath, I went through the examples shown in the Science Before Statistics seminar, and found a small mistake in the peer-bias example. They are apparently due to an obsolete variable named
I, which was later changed probably toX. In the current code, the use of variableIleads to the error that closure cannot be converted to an integer, becaueIis interpreted as a function.I fixed the issue in this PR. In addition, I used
cmdstanfor the last Bayesian example because rstan reported error.Please let me know in case you have questions or concerns. I want to thank you for all the great lectures and talks that you share. Keep moving on!