Michael Osthege

Sounds like we are in favor of global config settings. So _how_ should we implement it? ## Option 1: `rcParams` ➕ Users know it from `matplotlib` and `arviz` ➕ Can...

After looking at the size of the ArviZ `rcParams` implementation 😮 I'd actually recommend the Aesara configparser. It comes down to copyediting the following: + [A`_create_default_config` function](https://github.com/pymc-devs/aesara/blob/master/aesara/configparser.py#L542-L574) in `pymc3/configdefaults.py` +...

I don't know about rust/Python interop, but I assume that refactoring the trace backend is the right first step regardless. I'll try to make another step in that direction as...

Might be because this information is not even passed to `_trace_to_arviz` here? https://github.com/pymc-devs/nutpie/blob/2938d5a0f04a8797792d1f7746f8a24de250db82/python/nutpie/sample.py#L250C25-L250C25 We should probably adopt from here: https://github.com/pymc-devs/mcbackend/blob/96e4248d1d1d1be8b73b28d702bb1a3012ef98f6/mcbackend/core.py#L265 These pieces are all already implemented in the McBackend code....

had a few more thoughts on this, and found that also for unordered spaces we need to know which index a dimension has in the underlying array. With that information...

Not sure if there is. Maybe this is a case of "it would take ∞ hours of refactoring to fix" The `pt.vector()` and `pt.scalar()` are of type `TensorVariable`, and count...

Okay, so right now we're mirroring NumPy in that a `NDarray` may be a 0-dimensional (scalar) thing. Just formally, I would expect a _tensor_ to be at least 1-dimensional, making...

Thanks @mmcky, I'm already using `jb-article`. I just [searched the codebase for `jb-article`](https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aexecutablebooks+jb-article&type=Code) to better understand its implications, but apart from docs & test suite, I found just three lines...

not sure if @mweinelt noticed , but a license was added to the repo

Any news on this issue? I was looking for license information too, but only found copyright notices.