paul-buerkner
brms cheat sheet
On twitter, Andrew McDonald suggested writing a cheat sheet for brms similar to how it is done for many other packages and I agree (e.g., see the cheat sheets of RStudio: https://github.com/rstudio/cheatsheets). This issue is simply a reminder that I don't forget about it
We'd love to have these for all of the Stan dev team's R packages (which now include brms!). This seems like something that could be contributed from the community rather than something that needs to take away time from development. I'll post over on Discourse and see if we get any volunteers to help with cheatsheets.
http://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/contribute-cheatsheets-for-the-stan-ecosystem-in-r/4011
Love this. Question - would a brms cheat sheet highlight all of the different ways one can use brms, or just a straight through analysis of a linear model as an example?
I don't know yet. There is so much to put on a cheat sheet for brms that we will likely end up with multiple sheets.
I continue to like the idea of cheat sheets. But for several years now, nobody was motivated to work on it. I personally won't have time for it either for the forseeable future. Accordingly, I will close this issue now.
If somebody is motivated to work on brms cheat sheets, please write here and I am happy to reopen this issue.