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quadron18:04:50

hello #data-science, noob here. So I am playing with market trade data, what are some clojure resources/libs/tools I should be aware of? (as in panda for python?!...) I've messed a little with incanter before, but I hear it's not the goto lib anymore...

zane20:04:44

@tsulej Who maintains that site?

genmeblog20:04:21

There is a plan to fill this site with tutorials, use-cases. And of course maintain it.

zane21:04:35

What's the right way to get involved? 🙂

zane21:04:08

I know there was an online meeting this morning which I was unable to attend due to a conflict.

genmeblog21:04:57

We moved most discussions to zulip and there are subgroups connected to the topic. Just call Alan or Daniel there and they guide you.

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Daniel Slutsky21:04:44

At the data science stream in Zulip there will be many answers on how to get involved 🙂. https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/151924-data-science @zane, do you have something in mind? There are some task groups working on tutorials, website, etc. What would interest you to be involved in?

zane01:04:47

I posted an introduction to the "hello" conversation topic.

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zane01:04:04

@daslu It'd be great to have Metaprob added to the probabilistic programming section of the site!

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Daniel Slutsky06:04:56

@zane Thanks! We'll add it. I'm so curious about Metaprob BTW.

zane06:04:13

AMA. 🙂

zane06:04:42

It's a lot more usable now than when it first launched.

Daniel Slutsky06:04:20

Great to hear that!

zane06:04:00

Here's an example of using it to implement custom spelling correction. https://spiffy-yak.surge.sh/

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zane06:04:24

And here's the curve fitting demo from our 2018 Clojure/conj talk. https://metaprob-mcmc-demo.surge.sh/

zane06:04:32

All inference is happening in the browser.

zane06:04:36

We're very interested in applications like these of what we've been calling "probabilistic scripting".