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Hi @KylonisThanos - unfortunately I don't have capacity at the moment to build this in. But if you'd like to submit a pull request for this I'll happily take a...

note: right now @danlwarren has something that does this in the `anlayze.rwty()` function. All that's really required is to take it out of there and make it a user-facing function...

Also - we could add the Beiko et al burnin method to this. So ESS's are calculated from global burnin (so everything's comparable), but we could have a column that...

so far no luck, but perhaps the simplest solution would be the best: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54109437/multiple-gganimate-plots-side-by-side i.e. just put the two animations into the R markdown document like this: ```{r} animate(anime_one) ```...

This has been bugging me all day. So here's another idea. We dig into gganimate a bit and do something like this e.g. for the trace.animation... basically we need to...

question for @danlwarren, are we allowed to use triple colons (wooo!) in a package or does CRAN get us in trouble for that?

@danlwarren meant sample data. As it stands there is nothing simple in Coda to do this, so I think this is one to shelve until after RWTY2. But, for what...

what's jPRIME? All google will tell me is that it's a steakhouse in San Antonio. But the input for that is cows, so I'm guessing it's not what we're after.

That's an interesting idea. There's a reasonable literature on detecting so called 'rogue' taxa, that might be useful for identifying tips. Here are a couple of recent papers that mention...

Oh OK, I think that's kinda cool. My issue with the measure you have is that taking averages will mask a lot of the interesting signal, and leads to some...