bayes refs #235
bayes refs #235
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates bibliographic references in a Bayesian statistics context, improving the formatting and organization of citations for key Bayesian analysis books and resources.
- Standardized BibTeX formatting with proper field names and consistent title formatting using braces for software/language names
- Replaced generic citation key with descriptive identifier for McElreath's Statistical Rethinking book
- Enhanced documentation with expanded details about Statistical Rethinking including videos and course materials
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| references.bib | Cleaned up BibTeX entries with proper formatting, removed redundant fields, and improved citation keys |
| intro-bayes.qmd | Expanded documentation for Statistical Rethinking book with additional resources and context |
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- The edition field should contain edition information (like '1st ed.', '2nd ed.'), not the publication year. Since this appears to be the first edition from 2013, consider either removing this field entirely or changing it to 'edition = {1st ed.}' if needed for consistency with other entries.
@book{vittinghoff2e,
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| title = {Bayesian data analysis in ecology using linear models with R, BUGS, and Stan }, | ||
| year = {2015 - 2015}, | ||
| title = {Bayesian data analysis in ecology using linear models with {R}, {BUGS}, and {Stan} }, | ||
| year = {2015}, |
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The original year field '2015 - 2015' was changed to just '2015', but this inconsistency suggests the range format might have been intentional. Verify that this book was published in a single year rather than spanning multiple years before making this change.
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