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"The `n` parameter is equal to the concentration parameter from our observational distribution. In our case, since we assumed that `n` followed an exponential distribution with unit length scale, it's impossible that it's value were too big.\n",
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"The `p` parameter is linked to the negative binomial's mean. Under the parametrization that numpy works with, the expected value of the negative binomial is `n * (1 - p) / p`. With some math, we can see that small `p` values imply extremely large expected observations! This means that our prior for the model made it possible to have extremely large means after the link function! Let's see how we can fix that."
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"The `p` parameter is linked to the negative binomial's mean. Under the parametrization that numpy works with, the expected value of the negative binomial is `n * (1 - p) / p`. With some math, we can see that small `p` values imply extremely large expected observations! This means that our prior for the model made it possible to have extremely large means after the link function! Let's see how we can fix thpt."
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