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We need some easy to follow instructions on how to use the core Stan inside a user-written C++ program. See stan-dev/stan#3085 for example.
The instruction can simply guide through the task of compiling one of the models and running MCMC with the services. The biggest challenges are typically all the dependencies that we need to include in the C++
Ankit Shah and I are trying to use Gen to support a project and would love the addition of a dirichlet distribution
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NumPyro now has several excellent introductory examples with no direct counterparts in Pyro. Porting one of these to Pyro would be a great way for someone to simultaneously learn more about Bayesian data analysis and make a valuable open source contribution.
If you are reading this and want to give one of them a try, please leave a comment here so that other peo