Nothing
test_that("Full function test", {
testthat::skip_on_cran()
local_edition(3)
##test function stop
expect_error(plot_MCMC("character"), label = "[plot_MCMC()] 'sample' has to be of type 'mcmc.list'!", )
data(MCMCsample,envir = environment())
object <- coda::as.mcmc(MCMCsample)
## load data
data(DATA1,envir = environment())
data(DATA2,envir = environment())
Data <- combine_DataFiles(DATA2,DATA1)
## Age computation of samples GDB5 and GDB3,
priorage <- c(1,10,20,60) # these samples are not young
## without common error and without stratigraphic constraints
object2 <- suppressWarnings(AgeS_Computation(
DATA = Data,
Nb_sample = 2,
SampleNames = c("GDB5","GDB3"),
PriorAge = priorage,
Iter = 50,
burnin = 20,
adapt = 20,
n.chains = 2))
##test function itself
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object))
expect_warning(plot_MCMC(object2), regexp = "'n.iter' out of range, reset to number of observations")
expect_warning(plot_MCMC(object2$Sampling), regexp = "'n.iter' out of range, reset to number of observations")
##test arguments
##plot.single
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, plot_single = TRUE))
##sample_names
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, sample_names = "Test"))
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, mtext = "Test"))
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, sample_names = c("Test", "Test2")))
expect_warning(Luminescence:::.warningCatcher(plot_MCMC(
object2, sample_names = c("Test", "Test2", "Test3")
)))
#variables
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, variables = c("A")))
expect_warning(plot_MCMC(object, variables = c("U")))
##n.chains
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, n.chains = 1))
##n.iter
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, n.iter = 10))
expect_warning(Luminescence:::.warningCatcher(plot_MCMC(object, n.iter = 10:20)))
expect_warning(plot_MCMC(object, n.iter = c(20000)))
expect_warning(plot_MCMC(object, n.iter = -1))
expect_warning(Luminescence:::.warningCatcher(plot_MCMC(object, n.iter = c(1:20000))))
#smooth
expect_silent(plot_MCMC(object, smooth = TRUE))
})
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