Phillip Alday

You're starting to grasp why this project hasn't been high priority for me. :-) Parallel support would still be useful for clusters and single machines with many processors, e. g....

I had also recently run across the `future` package in a different package, but haven't gotten around to checking out how easy it is to use / to integrate into...

`future` and especially `doFuture` do provide a nice, unified way to handle parallel simulation across all sorts of parallel architectures that would be too onerous to implement to simr .......

@pitakakariki is correct. @lesegura lme4 creates a reference to the dataset in question using the magic of "environments" in R, so that it has a local copy that only actually...

I've been working for this for a while in the [`simultaneous` branch on my fork](https://github.com/palday/simr), but there do appear to be some subtelties in using all the p-values returned from...

I had also run into this problem. 1. The easiest "fix" is just documentation, no? 2. And/or a warning when loading the package, much like the `tidyverse` packages warn about...

I would be tempted to define `DataAPI.levels(::PooledArray)` to just be a very efficient version of `unique(::PooledArray)` (or if there is already specialization of `unique` to just set `const DataAPI.levels(::PooledArray) =...

> Is the LPCM in essence just time series then? Essentially. LPCM stands for linear pulse code modulation. Linear means i.e. no fancy scaling with logarithms (e.g. dB) or square...

I would probably want both: there are a fair number of downstream tools that making a contiguous assumption in various ways.

Yeah, you're reading that correctly. It's not uncommon to encode things with a bit mask.