The documentation is full of typos and the references are not working

[nbro]

I was reading the documentation for InferPy. It is full of typos and the references are not working properly. For example, in https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/0.0.3/notes/guideinference.html, you write "infererence" rather than "inference". You also write "Look at ? for a detailed description of the available inference algorithms". This is not the only page of the documentation that contains typos.

[rcabanasdepaz]

Hi,
thanks for your feedback. But you are looking to the version 0.0.3, a very old version (currently we are at 1.2.3). For the most resent documentation, just select it in the left-side menu or open the following link:
https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

[nbro]

@rcabanasdepaz I've found some typos even in the docs corresponding to the latest version of the package. For example, in https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notes/guideinference.html and https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notes/bayesianNN.html, there are some typos. In the page https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notes/guidebayesian.html, you're using tf.layers, which is deprecated, even though you suggest the alternative Keras' layers.

[rcabanasdepaz]

We will review the typos for the next version.

InferPy works with tf.layers, tf.keras or even with the stand-alone keras package. Actually, at the end of the page you mentioned, you have an example with tf.keras. https://inferpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notes/guidebayesian.html

Moreover, in the next release it will be compatible with keras models such as tf.keras.Sequential