Aaron A King

The documentation of standards is admirable. Examining the source code, it appears to be very carefully written and in a good style. I expect it will be easy to track...

Yes, this is still a problem. ``` > library(rhub) > check_on_macos() Error in match_platform(platform) : Unknown R-hub platform, see rhub::platforms() for a list > rhub:::check_shortcut_platforms$macos [1] "macos-elcapitan-release" > platforms() ......

That's something that is quite easily accomplished. As the help page (`?bspline_basis`) points out, there is access to B-splines in the [pomp C API](https://kingaa.github.io/pomp/C_API.html#splines). Have you had a look there?...

I'm not sure what the precise problem was, since you included no error message, but I can see that you are not accessing the seasonality covariates you defined. The array...

Why not follow my advice (as I gave you above) and construct the bsplines using `bspline_basis` in **R**, pass these to your pomp object as covariates, and then access them...

With respect to the questions you ask [above](https://github.com/kingaa/pomp/issues/205#issuecomment-1781404122), > 1. I have learned the IF2 algorithm in the stochastic model and implemented it, so can a deterministic model also use...

How are you computing $R_0$? Is there a right way? Is there a unique correct formula? Is there a right way in which $R_0

Thanks for providing sufficiently so that I can easily reproduce the problem. Notice that something is already not right in the `simulate` call: ``` > sims |> filter(.id!="data") |> head()...

I am closing this issue now. Feel free to reopen if more discussion is warranted.