It was rather too large, especially when inline with text. I might
have gone just a *tad* too far in the other direction, but it mostly
looks very good now.
Major revamping - a lot of bayesian math has been added, and the
examples have been tweaked. I corrected a major confusion in the
update function - I was scaling, but said I was multipling by a
probability.
Also modifed the css for mathjax so that the font renders in a more
reasonable form.
The CSS was causing the text bounding box to slightly overlap the
text. A kind person explained the problem by posting to issue 16.
However, his change didn't work. I removed the width field and for
some reason all the headings centered themselves. I tried changing
their alignment and that didn't work. I comprimised by changing 750
to 540 and that worked.
I also slightly changed the font size. It was almost comically large.
Most of the graphs were really too tall. Well, we can quibble about that
but I made them smaller to reduce the PDF size and thus print size
of the full book.
I had checked it in to share it with people while debugging issues
in IPython notebook. But now it is confusing people who think it is
a separate notebook. This is jsut the notebook that I create to generate
the PDF, and should not be checked in.
this was the older license, I have allowed commercial and other usage with CC-BY. The readme was updated awhile ago, but I neglected to fix the license.html file.
Too many to mention. Read through several chapters and made changes
as I went. I've had people (correctly) question me on several points,
and pointing out typos.
I think I prefer just letting nbconvert generating static files,
but if I want to switch to using Bokeh or other javascript based
rendering I'll need the HTML conversion facility.
I had information on these rather buried, and did not have a single example
of how to compute them. Now the first part of the chapter covers this much
more thoroughly.
Also added a section on plotting exponentials. Not sure I want to retain
it; it is a bit 'light'.
