Adrian Lison

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I have a weird issue on an HPC with SLURM where chains of one model crash when a different model that is running simultaneously finishes sampling. The weird part is...

[Profiling](https://mc-stan.org/cmdstanr/articles/profiling.html) is a great tool for debugging and performance optimization, but it also adds a bit of overhead to the execution of the Stan program. So it would be nice...

Feature

Add "custom_range" parameter to stats and hrv feature functions which allows user to specify a custom time range. This is useful if only certain sections of the time series are...

## Description This PR closes #352. The `include_days` argument is changed to match the likely more common user interpretation. ## Checklist - [x] My PR is based on a package...

stuck

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Throughout the package, the documentation and warnings related to `max_delay` were written only with a daily resolution in mind. Now...

documentation
help wanted
good first issue

**Describe the bug** I am not 100% sure if this is a feature or a bug, but I noticed that `enw_aggregate_cumulative` drops many of the counts in `confirmed` (as I...

documentation
enhancement

**Describe the bug** Title says it all. ``` > enw_aggregate_cumulative(obs, timestep = "month") Error in unclass(e1) + unclass(e2) : non-numeric argument to binary operator ``` **To Reproduce** See branch [issue426](../tree/issue426)...

bug

As discussed in #224: The part ``` reports = min(report_date) | is.na(reference_date)], by = by ] ``` in `enw_add_incidence()` filters by earliest observed report date. This isn't super nice as...

enhancement
good first issue
low-priority

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** As discussed with @seabbs a bit in #224, it could be useful to have an update function for the preprocessed...

enhancement

The current implementation of `include_days` in `enw_filter_reference_dates` is not really intuitive to me, because it actually returns `include_days+1` reference dates. If I supply `include_days=10`, I expect to get exactly 10...

bug
high-priority