This is NOT the original repo. It is a copy of the code available in https://bitbucket.org/probprog/mlss2015/raw/aa10c392733811aacf441f7b0fce8d6640db0372/docs/getting-started/anglican-getting-started-guide.pdf
There is a getting started guide which explains how to get up and running with Anglican.
After installing everything, there is a Hello World! worksheet that teaches you enough Clojure and Anglican to get started with the included exercises.
There are four exercises that we recommend you do in the following order:
1 Gaussian 2 Physics 3 Traces 4 Coordination.
Having finished these you both should be able to program in Anglican and have developed reasonable intuitions about how probabilistic programming systems work.
Copyright © 2015 Wood group This file is part of the MLSS 2015 probabilistic programming practical materials (MLSS2015PROBPROG)
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