Updated pywidgets version to 4.2 to allow the notebooks to run.
Put import __future__ as the first line in each file to avoid
error stating that it must be the first line. Not sure when this
changed, it worked before.
matplotlib is issuing a deprecation warning whenever you use rcParams,
even if you are not using one of the deprecated values. This is
very annoying. I eat the deprecation while using rcParams.
https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues/13118
Several errors:
1. Update called with a move control input, which makes no sense.
2. velocity needed to be multiplied by dt, I was just lucky that dt = 1
3. Typo in code calling nonexistent function likelihood()
4. Fixed length of error bars to match subsequent text and code.
Mostly rearranging descriptions from chapter 2 to 3, after I cover
probability distributions. I think some more work needs to be done,
mainly I think I go on for too long on pdfs, using first cars, then
temperatures, to explain the same thing.
Changed rest of chapters to use new formatting style. Also,
there is a bug in the current release of Jupyter that overwrites
the rcParams settings when you do the first import, so I had to
split the book format cell into two. This is actually better because
now the PDF, which strips out the formatting cell, will still have
the %matplotlib inline and import from future code.
Also, in the process of refactoring the information about Gaussian
and Bayes. Stuff is still strewn around too much. I need to make
this more streamlined. Chapters 2-4 talk about distributions, Bayes,
and Gaussians, and material is repeated a lot.
I am switching to the default look of Jupyter as much as possible.
Altering the look is not really supported by Jupyter, so rending
on GitHub (for example) is very different than when running in
your own browser.
I also got rid of the animations that really slow down execution
of the notebook in favor of using a slider to display a step in
a computation - the reader can see the plots 'animated' by moving
the slider. It is much faster to compute, and actually gives them
fine grained control to go forwards/backwards in time.
I am also revising my coverage of statistics, and moving the
details about Bayes and total conditional probability to the
third chapter. I shouldn't be talking about probability distributions
before covering that material.
Table of contents pointed to nbviewer, not the local copy of the
table of contents. Made link relative so it works regardless of
where you are working from.
Roger Labbe
Chanchana Sornsoontorn
Mana
Jeremy Roy
Lior Golgher
George Shaw
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