Jason Willwerscheid

`etruncnorm` does not do well when a and/or b are far away from zero, due to the following lines: ```static R_INLINE double e_truncnorm(double a, double b, double mean, double sd)...

No, it's been there since 2015.

Hi @dariober ! This is more or less the idea implemented in Kushal Dey's CorShrink package, which is described here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/368316v2. Please have a look and let us know your...

@agombolay I ran into a similar issue a while ago. Following @pcarbo 's notes about using the correct compilers and properly setting up your `Makevars` file resolved the issue for...

We might want to handle infinite SEs too, possibly by throwing an error. (We can get infinite SEs in `flash`.)

`calc_pm` automatically sets these cases (covered by `get_exclusions`) to have a mean of zero and a SD of zero. We should change this: zero SEs should return mean = x,...

Issue #59 can be addressed as part of the same fix.

Infinite SEs also screw up the returned log likelihood.

We need much better docs for this function. I don't understand what any of the plots are doing.

It'd probably be better to make this the S3 method for the `ash` object (like `plot.lm`, which is also diagnostic) rather than a self-contained function.