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I found it super useful to see which priors brms will specify per default for a certain model, given the data, the family, and the model. Maybe we can write a wrapper around the brms get_prior function to obtain the priors that brms would specify without any additional user input. This should give users an idea of what the default priors look like.
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I found it super useful to see which priors brms will specify per default for a certain model, given the data, the family, and the model. Maybe we can write a wrapper around the brms
get_prior
function to obtain the priors that brms would specify without any additional user input. This should give users an idea of what the default priors look like.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: