Rob Trangucci

@rayleigh For some reason I can't assign multiple people on Github, but I wanted to assign you to this too.

Ok, we can strike that requirement from the list. Agreed that it's probably too prohibitive a time limit for the whitelist's purpose. Rob On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 5:30...

I think we've gotten our lines of communication crossed here, and it's my fault for not being more explicit in the issue. The model whitelist, or Stan program whitelist, is...

I have the same issue, I'm also on emacs 29.0.50 on OSX, 12.1

@bob-carpenter Per Ben's comment about doing scalar inputs rather than 2-vectors: If we're set on 2-vectors, I'd like to expose the `std_binormal_integral(real y1, real y2, real rho)` as a function...

Yeah, I agree with you that generalizing the syntax doesn't make sense for this case. In the case we've settled on: ``` std_binomial_lcdf(to_array_of_2vectors(mu1, mu2) | rho)); ``` are you proposing...

One further point, then I'll go work on the function. All of the math internal to the `std_binormal_lpdf` and `std_binormal_lcdf` function (the log-density/probability and the gradients) operates on scalars) so...

Both `std_binormal_lpdf` and `std_binormal_lcdf` are implemented nearly identically to `normal_lpdf`: https://github.com/stan-dev/math/blob/feature/issue-962-bivar-norm/stan/math/prim/scal/prob/std_binormal_lcdf.hpp

Yes, you're right! Good catch, and I've edited the comment. Upon a bit of reflection, it probably won't be much of a performance hit to just take in a list...

I agree with you, but what's in the "standardizing predictors and outputs" section isn't right probabilistically. I have a student who is learning Stan and used this section specifically to...