This is an absolute work of art, if you take the time to digest what they've done. In order to articulate a model of cognition, they have implemented a probabilistic version of Scheme, that compiles to JavaScript, and that allows for forward and reverse simulation in the browser. Given a model that can simulate forward from causes to effects, you can simulate backward (perform inference) from observed effects to causes, all inline throughout the book.
I have God that can speak loud and clear at any time. No difficulty proving anything, ever. Once you reveal God, nobody is stupid enough to be a bad guy, too.
God says...
03/19/01 top uninjuriousness placed preceded stones divorceth
60 proceed adoption goodness finished clave softly wrote
yielded forethink fruits amiable place
I am one of the contributors to this project. This site is used as the interactive textbook for a class taught by my PhD advisor at Stanford (Psych 204: Computation and Cognition)
Caveat emptor: the project is under very rapid development
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Caveat emptor: the project is under very rapid development
Also, the code for this stuff is up on Github: http://github.com/probmods