Core minus one!
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Jean-Michel Marin visited me in Paris last week and, besides taking part in Pierre’s PhD defence, we made enough progress to close two more chapters of the new edition of Bayesian Core (soon to be Bayesian Essentials with R!) This follows the good work session we had in Carnon where we also completed two chapters (although it was hard to convince anyone that renting a flat by the Mediterranean sea was at all connected with…work! While it was: the only breaks I took were my morning runs…). There just remains one single chapter to complete, now, the one on hierarchical Bayes models. By all means, I dearly want to see it done by November 1!!!
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