Douglas Bates
Douglas Bates
@palday The number of optimizations of the objective is much lower for profiling than for parametric bootstrapping. The default here is on the order of 10x the number of fixed-effects...
Starting over with this because the branch is too stale.
In Julia multiple values are returned from a function as a tuple. You can write return (a, b) and extract the values a and b with indexes. A common idiom...
First I would suggest creating a package. Secondly don't pass around a huge number of arguments. If they are related to the same model then create a type for the...
Sorry for the noise - I hadn't reread the documentation after the v0.4.0 release when I opened the issue. The section on `IndexNode` in there makes it clear what I...
See https://github.com/dmbates/RangeTrees.jl/issues/1
Thank you for this. I am further along but still not quite where I want to be. As you might suspect, my immediate goal is to be able to use...
Thanks again for responding. Just in the last hour the light finally dawned that I had misunderstood the role of `IndexNode` and I have been able to achieve what I...
The penny finally dropped last night that in your example the every node is itself a tree. I have been able to implement your approach and am now writing tests...
I was able to implement something based on your approach in https://github.com/dmbates/RangeTrees.jl/pull/3 but it does not perform as well as my clumsy approach in the main branch using both `RangeTree`...