Reword explanation of model binding in a context #16
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In Chapter 2, the markdown prior to
In [4]
says, "[t]o reset the model [...]". I initially read this as though there was some sort of weird introspection going on where thepymc3.model.Model
object bound tomodel
dropped its variables; then, it added the new ones. I didn't read the underlying code, but that seems unlikely -- it's just seems like a new binding. (The object IDs ofmodel
before and after supports this.) Unless I am incorrect, this bit of text may confuse people.P.S. Thanks for doing this! Since I read @CamDavidsonPilon's book already, this is a great map to learn PyMC3.