jliszka/probability-monad

probability-monad's Issues

2.12 version isn't showing up in the Maven repositories

Thanks for this amazing library!

what if your data is given in the form of conditional probabilities?

I have really enjoyed playing with your probability-monad in scala. Thank you for coding it up! One issue I keep running into is a situation where the data that I am starting from is given in the form of conditional probabilities.

Is a conditional probability distribution Pr(B | A) essentially just represented as a function Distribution[A] => Distribution[B]?

In method Distribution.scala, samplePar should use passed in n instead of N

  def samplePar(n: Int = N): ParSeq[A] = (0 until N).par.map(i => self.get)

Just noticed the above minor typo in the code. Thanks for the library !

update to the latest code/documentation

I love your library. Noticed that you(maybe someone else) published the 1.0.0 version of it to bintray jcenter. Is that you? if so, do you mind update code (since package name is org.jliszka.probabilitymonad on that version) the documentation here? If it's not you, I can update the code together with a sbt-bintray plugin and create a PR. Thanks!

Release this module on the typesafe repo?

Hi,

Could this project be packaged and released on the typesafe repo?
I use SBT at work, yet I cannot add git dependencies to my project due to firewall issues.

Markov Chain Text Generator

Hi I really like this project. I used it to generate test data on a project recently.

I created a simple markov chain text generator this morning.

I considered using the probability-monad's markov chain functions to create my text generator, but couldn't think of a way to do it. I'm just curious to know if you might suggest a way to implement it?

It looks like I should provide the function for markov as String => Distribution[String]. The String should be the current word which returns a distribution of next words Distribution[String].

But what would the resulting Distribution[A] represent in this case? How would I take the result and generate text? distribution.sample(X)?

Thanks for providing this fascinating library.

Can you run this library with Scastie?

Can you run this library with Scastie?

License?

Hi there. This looks like it would be handy to play with. Have you thought about what license you would like to be applied?

Can I suggest LGPL, Apache or BSD?

ps. I'm new to github -- not sure if there is a better way to communicate with people :-p

Scala version 2.13 not supported in Maven.

If possible could we get this package published for scala 2.13? This package has been a great help for me trying to write tests for my code and it'd be awesome if we could get 2.13 support so I can upgrade other packages I rely on.