Python-first access to R's brms with proper parameter names, ArviZ support, and cmdstanr performance. The easiest way to run brms models from Python.
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Parallelized MLDA Sampler based on Prefetching
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This repository contains the implementation of Enhanced Random Binary Multilevel Attention Network (ERBMA-Net), a novel framework for facial depression recognition. ERBMA-Net addresses key limitations in existing methods by introducing random binary convolutional filters for enhanced adaptability and multilevel attention mechanisms.
deep-learning convolutional-neural-networks multilevel-models attention-mechanism facial-expression-recognition video-dataset depression-detection mental-health-disorders
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This project applies Data Analysis using python libraries to a longitudinal dataset to explore the relationship between a child's age, expressive language skills, and their socialization development. A multilevel modeling approach is used to account for the correlated, repeated measurements taken from each child over several years.
python statistics jupyter healthcare data-analysis autism longitudinal-data multilevel-models brain statsmodels autism-spectrum-disorder healthcare-data
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This project evaluates the relationship between YouTube video comment engagement and sentiment and finds that positive sentiment increases engagement.
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benchmark analysis of sorting algorithms with multi-level attribute comparisons for resolving duplicate entries in real-world datasets, including cross-platform performance metrics
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