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Made changes to the notebook to fit current pypkg setup. - #58

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  1. Replaced debian pull with pip install of openbt_pypkg.
  2. Replaced Tawaret pull with openbtmixing in current python package.

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Sarthakmistry requested a review from jared321 July 23, 2026 14:30

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  • Reviewed all changes
    • No quantitative info printed by notebook to assist in checking if results significantly different.
    • Compared graphics using eyeball metric. While they are generally unchanged, there are slight differences. Not clear to me if these differences are expected or reasonable.
  • Loaded notebook locally and ran successfully
  • Confirmed all actions passing
  • Confirmed that main has not been updated since it was last synched with this branch

Matt confirmed that notebook is nondeterministic at the moment. I also pointed out a sign change in the upper-left corner of the left 2D plot at the bottom. Matt responded that

Yes, that top-left corner is the unstable / high variance part of the fit. It’s not a code reproducibility issue, it is a limitation of the model itself, which was later fixed in the RPBART model.

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jared321 merged commit 63fde67 into main Jul 23, 2026
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jared321 deleted the mixing-technometrics-example branch July 28, 2026 15:00
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