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Apophenia

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References and extensions

The book version

Apophenia co-evolved with Modeling with Data: Tools and Techniques for Statistical Computing. You can read about the book, or download a free PDF copy of the full text, at modelingwithdata.org.

As with many computer programs, the preferred manner of citing Apophenia is to cite its related book. Here is a BibTeX-formatted entry giving the relevant information:

@book{klemens:modeling,
title = "Modeling with Data: Tools and Techniques for Statistical Computing",
author="Ben Klemens",
year=2008,
publisher="Princeton University Press"
}

The rationale for the apop_model struct, based on an algebraic system of models, is detailed in a U.S. Census Bureau research report:

@techreport{klemens:algebra,
title = "A Useful Algebraic System of Statistical Models",
author="Ben Klemens",
month=jul,
year=2014,
institution="U.S.\ Census Bureau",
number="06"
}

How do I write extensions?

The system is written to not require a registration or initialization step to add a new model or other such parts. Just write your code and include it like any other C code. A new apop_model has to conform to some rules if it is to play well with apop_estimate, apop_draw, and so forth. See the notes at Writing new models. Once your new model or function is working, please post the code or a link to the code on the Apophenia wiki.

C, SQL and coding utilities

Further references

For your convenience, here are links to some other libraries you are probably using.

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