Update index.qmd with edge case for data-fitting #631
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penelopeysm
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Thanks @matthras! Sorry it took so long to approve this. Please feel free to ping me (or another Turing.jl dev) in the future if you find that PRs aren't getting traction.
This case came from attempting to adapt the code to fitting experimental data to an ODE model derived from chemical equations. It turns out that using the Normal distribution is recommended in the general case according to one of my supervisors.
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CI's failing because it's a fork and it can't post the comment on the PR, so I'll merge manually |
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No worries - I didn't think this was important enough to warrant a ping so was happy to wait on this one 😅 Thank you for acknowledging & merging! |
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This case came from attempting to adapt the code to fitting experimental data to an ODE model derived from chemical equations. It turns out that using the Normal distribution is recommended in the general case according to one of my supervisors.