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Thanks for adding a question about our interpret submodule. I think it is good.

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Should I made another PR for adding interpret submodule question or this will work?

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Expand Up @@ -16,6 +16,11 @@ It is a very powerful library, but can be challenging to use for beginners.
Bambi provides a simple interface for specifying models, and allows for easy inference via
MCMC or variational inference using PyMC.

## Why do the functions in the `interpret` submodule expect names of variables and not names of terms?

* In the interpret submodule, functions are designed to work with the names of variables directly rather than the names of terms. This approach simplifies the usage and avoids potential confusion.
For example, instead of passing bs(var_name, degree=3, knots=knots), you should pass var_name. The term bs(var_name, degree=3, knots=knots) represents a transformed version of the variable which includes additional details like degree and knots. However, the interpret functions are built to handle the raw variable names to maintain clarity and simplicity.

## Inference Questions

### What sampling methods are available?
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Is there a reason why this was deleted?

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That commit was made for some other issue, but as these commits were made in the same branch, it gets added here so i decided to delete it as it was creating a mess

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