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Feature/docs #1011

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Documentation on building a scientific workflow.

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Graphical models concisely describe these model and dataset dependencies and allow for
them to be fitted simultaneously, with a concise API and scientific workflow that ensures scalability to big datasets.

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Graphical models concisely describe these model and dataset dependencies and allow for
them to be fitted simultaneously, with a concise API and scientific workflow that ensures scalability to big datasets.
Graphical models concisely describe these model and dataset dependencies, allowing them to be fitted simultaneously. This is achieved through a concise API and scientific workflow that ensures scalability to large datasets.

The parameters of this parent distribution are themselves inferred from the data, which for many problems enables
more robust and informative model fitting.

Anfull description of using hierarchical models is given below:

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Anfull description of using hierarchical models is given below:
A full description of using hierarchical models is given below:

Hierarchical Models
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Hierarchical models are where multiple parameters in the model are assumed to be drawn from a common distributio.

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Hierarchical models are where multiple parameters in the model are assumed to be drawn from a common distributio.
Hierarchical models are where multiple parameters in the model are assumed to be drawn from a common distribution.

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The parameters of this parent distribution are themselves inferred from the data, which for many problems enables
more robust and informative model fitting.

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The parameters of this parent distribution are themselves inferred from the data, which for many problems enables
more robust and informative model fitting.
The parameters of this parent distribution are themselves inferred from the data, , enabling more robust and informative model fitting for many problems.

Search Grid Search
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A classic method to perform model-fitting is a grid search, where the parameters of a model are divided on to a grid of

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A classic method to perform model-fitting is a grid search, where the parameters of a model are divided on to a grid of
A classic method to perform model-fitting is a grid search, where the parameters of a model are divided onto a grid of

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Thanks for all the suggestions! Implemented :)

@Jammy2211 Jammy2211 merged commit 2b2e049 into main Apr 29, 2024
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