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Yes, the current chapter structure of the functions isn't very good for google. The internal search bar does turn up all the valid options still, but it's definitely not ideal
Any suggestions on how we could make the structure better? In many ways, one function per page would be nice, but then we don't see related things like all the normal distribution functions. And there wouldn't be an easy way to scan all the matrix functions that way.
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WardBrian commentedon Aug 5, 2024
This is a problem we’ve had several times based on the current organization of the docs. It does work for arrays, and this is documented (https://mc-stan.org/docs/functions-reference/array_operations.html#reversing-functions) but on a separate page, which makes discoverability hard
avehtari commentedon Aug 5, 2024
Uh, I googled "stan reverse array" and the first link is to
matrix_operations.htmlWardBrian commentedon Aug 5, 2024
Yes, the current chapter structure of the functions isn't very good for google. The internal search bar does turn up all the valid options still, but it's definitely not ideal
bob-carpenter commentedon Aug 5, 2024
Any suggestions on how we could make the structure better? In many ways, one function per page would be nice, but then we don't see related things like all the normal distribution functions. And there wouldn't be an easy way to scan all the matrix functions that way.
avehtari commentedon Aug 5, 2024
Maybe just add a cross-link? That is,
matrix_operations.html#reverse-functionscould say:(with hyperlinks to appropriate places, but I expect that github comment doesn't show them right)
bob-carpenter commentedon Aug 5, 2024
Yes, please. That'd certainly be an improvement on what we have now.