Mike Lawrence
Mike Lawrence
See: https://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/passing-a-custom-mass-matrix-to-rstan-to-continue-stopped-chains/10681/3
Once chains have passed warmup, should be possible to compute Rhat & ESS measures, maybe even pass data to ShinyStan?
vroom (https://github.com/r-lib/vroom) claims to be much faster, making the watcher more responsive and less likely to hog resources from the sampling processes.
Chapter 10 of the Stan User Guide currently uses either custom code or the deprecated `cov_exp_quad()` where `gp_exp_quad_cov()` should be used. Also, might be worth showing the use of the...
The "[Space before includes](https://mc-stan.org/docs/2_26/reference-manual/includes-section.html#space-before-includes)" section says: > It is possible to use includes on a line non-initially. then immediately thereafter: > If there is initial space before an include, it...
I'm working on a csv-to-InferenceData translator, and while the current outputs of `--info` provide a nice start, I'm wondering how easy it might be to additionally include the names of...
It would be really nice to have signatures for the multi_normal_* family that accept matrix inputs for at least the data and means arguments, possibly with a new argument that...
With the following model, pedantic-mode syntax check is telling me "Warning: The parameter z has no priors." when it does indeed have one; possibly the new array syntax is foiling...
So I just used the latest noobs to set up an rpi4 with raspbian, I ran the Raspberry Pi section of the README, and at the cmake step it doesn't...
I think this fixes the truncated messages issue (https://github.com/smbache/loggr/issues/33). Maybe double-check that my tossing of the last three entries in `args` doesn't have any unwanted effects that I'm not considering?