lcmCR_PostSampl | R Documentation |
Convenience function for generate samples from the posterior distribution of the population size using an initialized lcm_CR_Basic
object.
lcmCR_PostSampl(object, burnin = 10000, samples = 1000, thinning = 10,
clear_buffer = FALSE, output = TRUE)
object |
an initialized |
burnin |
number of burn in iterations. |
samples |
Nnmber of samples to be generated. Note that this is not the same as the number of iterations for the sampler. Samples are saved one every |
thinning |
subsampling interval. Samples are saved one every |
clear_buffer |
logical. Clear the tracing buffer before sampling? |
output |
logical. Print messages? |
A vector with the samples
posterior samples of the population size parameter.
Invoking this function deletes the content of the object's tracing buffer.
To create and initialize the lcm_CR_Basic object use lcmCR
or lcm_CR_Basic_generator
. The user is responsible to check whether the chain has reached the stationary distribution or not.
Daniel Manrique-Vallier
data(kosovo_aggregate)
sampler <- lcmCR(captures = kosovo_aggregate, tabular = FALSE, in_list_label = '1',
not_in_list_label = '0', K = 10, a_alpha = 0.25, b_alpha = 0.25, seed = 'auto')
N <- lcmCR_PostSampl(sampler, burnin = 10000, samples = 1000, thinning = 100, output = FALSE)
quantile(N, c(0.025, 0.5, 0.975))
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