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About four years after version 1.0 the project shows 32 releases, roughly 1,500 citations and a manual that grows from 178→620 pages. It ships a custom math library and homegrown automatic differentiation, adds ODE solvers, user functions, L‑BFGS, ADVI and a newer NUTS, and implements unconstrained transforms for sampling. Interfaces include CmdStan RStan and PyStan, some benchmarks beat JAGS, and ecosystem tools like Prophet already build on it.
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