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from scipy.stats import beta
from scipy.special import betaln

# based upon https://www.evanmiller.org/bayesian-ab-testing.html#binary_ab_implementation
def prob_B_beats_A(alpha_A, beta_A, alpha_B, beta_B):
    total = 0
    for i in range(0,alpha_B-1):
        total += np.exp(betaln(alpha_A + i, beta_B + beta_A) - \
            np.log(beta_B + i) - betaln(1+i, beta_B) - betaln(alpha_A, beta_A))
    return total

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// ** THIS VARIATION DOES NOT USE A FORM **
// The two possible endpoints for production and staging
var production_endpoint = 'https://prosper.com';
var staging_endpoint = 'https://www.stage.circleone.com';
// The current endpoint.
// For staging set this to: current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1' 
// For production set this to: current_endpoint = production_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1'
var current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1';
// The APIs that we need to call at the base current_endpoint
var alt_key_api = current_endpoint + '/user/alt_key/';

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// The two possible endpoints for production and staging
var production_endpoint = 'https://prosper.com';
var staging_endpoint = 'https://www.stage.circleone.com';
// The current endpoint.
// For staging set this to: current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1' 
// For production set this to: current_endpoint = production_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1'
var current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1';
// The APIs that we need to call at the base current_endpoint
var alt_key_api = current_endpoint + '/user/alt_key/';
var slug_api = current_endpoint + '/content?wordpress_slug=legalfootnote';

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// The two possible endpoints for production and staging
var production_endpoint = 'https://prosper.com';
var staging_endpoint = 'https://www.stage.circleone.com';
// The current endpoint.
// For staging set this to: current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1' 
// For production set this to: current_endpoint = production_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1'
var current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1';
// The APIs that we need to call at the base current_endpoint
var alt_key_api = current_endpoint + '/user/alt_key/';
var slug_api = current_endpoint + '/content?wordpress_slug=legalfootnote';

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// The two possible endpoints for production and staging
var production_endpoint = 'https://prosper.com';
var staging_endpoint = 'https://www.stage.circleone.com';
// The current endpoint.
// For staging set this to: current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1' 
// For production set this to: current_endpoint = production_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1'
var current_endpoint = staging_endpoint + '/borrower/api/v1';
// The APIs that we need to call at the base current_endpoint
var alt_key_api = current_endpoint + '/user/alt_key/';
var slug_api = current_endpoint + '/content?wordpress_slug=legalfootnote';

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PyJWT with Python AWS Lambda Functions (LF)

If you are using Auth0 (or some OAuth authorization service) then you will most likely be interested in using JWT tokens via some kind of grant. Auth0 discusses how to call an API with such a token.

Perhaps you wish to use a custom authorizer for your serverless project.

To do so, you must write code to decode the JWT token before creating a policy (or not) to grant invoke permissions on your LF. Per various recommendations, the best method to protect your JWT tokens is to use RS256 signing.

However, if you are using pyjwt to decode RS256 tokens, this library depends upon cryptography and that, in turn, has compiled dependencies

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