Christian Luhmann

> what did you use to print the summary? It's in the example: `print(az.summary(idata))`

The pre-commit is failing because the notebook (examples/case_studies/spline.ipynb) doesn't match the corresponding jupytext file (myst_nbs/case_studies/spline.myst.md). I think you should be able to install the jupytext extension (https://jupytext.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html), restart jupyter, open...

Still failing in here, but with a different error message. Seems like the `.dist()` method is checking about whether `p` is a list (true in this case), but then asking...

This is a pretty meaty docstring. Thanks for the contribution @rowangayleschaefer and hopefully the build error gets fixed soon!

Yeah, I think the linking is confusing as it is right now, because it seems to imply that objects with types that match any of the classes listed on the...

I actually hadn't realized that the types didn't differ. In the end, calling it a distribution, potentially having a glossary, and having informative error messages (in those places .dist() is...

In [a recent discourse post](https://discourse.pymc.io/t/statistical-rethinking-ch-3-q1-code-observed-data-errors-beginner-question/9553/5?u=cluhmann) it was mentioned that the kwargs available for all distributions are not documented. I could only find them in [the docstring](https://www.pymc.io/projects/docs/en/latest/_modules/pymc/distributions/distribution.html#Distribution) of the undocumented `pm.Distribution.__new__()`...

@pibieta @vitaliset Let me know if you want me to rehash what we discussed on Friday. Thanks again for your contribution(s)!

I think there was a question (probably for @ricardoV94 ) about the p-value in one failing test. That was at least 1 remaining thing. There may have been others.

I'm not sure how big a problem it is, but the other thing that I had mentioned was that these estimates seem to be algorithm/step-specific. So if my model has...