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Is there a Bambi version that works with pymc V4 (main branch)

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This is more a clarifying question than an issue. I’m doing testing of pymc on three platforms (Windows, Linux, and Macs). For the more complex hierarchical models I usually use bambi. Is there a version of bambi that works with pymc v4 main branch? If there is, I would love to know how I can install it.

Sree

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aloctavodiacommented, Jun 6, 2022

We love to hear that Bambi is being helpful for you and your team. Thanks for taking the time to write this very encouraging words!

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canyon289commented, Jun 6, 2022

Thanks for being our first user of the brand new bambi pymc v4 super combo! Closing, if you have any issues please feel free to reopen

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