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**This package is very new and all of its features are experimental, not yet well tested, and subject to change without notice.**

## The Zen of PreliZ
* Being open source.
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* Avoid fully-automated solutions, keep the human in the loop
* Separate tasks among humans and computers.
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* Prevent users to become overconfidence in their own opinions.
* Easily integrate with other tools.
* Allow predictive elicitation
* Having a simple and intuitive interface suitable for non-specialists in order to minimize cognitive biases and heuristics.
* Switching between different types of visualization such as kernel density estimates plots, quantile dotplots, histograms, etc.
* Being agnostic of the underlying probabilistic programming language
* Being modular


## Contributions
PreliZ is a community project and welcomes contributions.
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