diff --git a/01_intro.md b/01_intro.md
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--- a/01_intro.md
+++ b/01_intro.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
# Bayesian Modelling and Probabilistic Programming with Numpyro and examples from Epidemiology.
-Welcome to the course! The course materials are a work in progress. For the latest version, as the PDF may not render everything correctly, visit .
+Welcome to the course! The course materials are a WORK IN PROGRESS. For the latest version, as the PDF may not render everything correctly, visit .
## About the author
@@ -13,17 +13,21 @@ More details abot my work are avialable [here](https://www.elizaveta-semenova.co
## Giving feedback
-To correct typos, please make pull requests on [GitHub](https://github.com/elizavetasemenova/prob-epi). If these notes ever get published, I will list your name in Acknowledgements.
+After the course, I plan to keep improving and expanding the materials since they will be helpful for future students and collaborators.
-For more substantial suggestions about the course content, such as desired topics, please use issues.
+- To correct typos, please make pull requests on [GitHub](https://github.com/elizavetasemenova/prob-epi). If these notes ever get published, I will list your name in Acknowledgements.
+- For more substantial suggestions about the course content, such as desired topics, please use issues on [GitHub](https://github.com/elizavetasemenova/prob-epi) or email them to `elizaveta [dot] p [dot] [insert my surname] [at] gmail [dot] com`.
-If you enjoyed and/or learnt from these materials, please leave a star on GitHub and/or cite
+```{margin}
+Acknowledging here that learning does not always have to be enjoynable.
+```
+- If you enjoyed the content **and / or** learnt from it, please leave a 'star' to the [book's GitHub](https://github.com/elizavetasemenova/prob-epi) repository and/or cite
```
@book{semenova24,
author = {Semenova, Elizaveta},
- title = {Bayesian Modelling and Probabilistic Programming with Numpyro, and examples from Epidemiology.},
+ title = {Bayesian Modelling and Probabilistic Programming with Numpyro and examples from Epidemiology.},
year = {2024}
}
```
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pip install pyppeteer
```
-## Table of contents
+%## Table of contents
-```{tableofcontents}
-```
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+%```{tableofcontents}
+%```
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This online book consists of lecture notes of the course which will I taught during three weeks from 25 March to 12 April 2024 to the inaugural MSc ["AI for Science"](https://ai.aims.ac.za/) cohort at the [African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS)](https://aims.ac.za/), South Africa.
-Please note that the book is a WORK IN PROGRESS.
-
-After the course, I plan to keep improving and expanding the materials since they will be helpful for future students and collaborators.
-
-## Feedback
-
-If you enjoyed the content and/or learnt from it, please leave a 'star' to the [book's GitHub](https://github.com/elizavetasemenova/prob-epi) repository.
-
-In you spot any typos, feel free to make a pull request to propose corrections.
-
-If you notice mistakes or have any other feedback, please email them to `elizaveta [dot] p [dot] [insert my surname] [at] gmail [dot] com` or create an issue on GitHub.
-
## Content
In this course we will cover such topics as Bayesian inference, hierarchical modelling, Gaussian processes for spatial statistics, ordinary differential equations for disease transmission modelling.
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