Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) Examples
View source: R/c212.convergence.R
The function prints the maximum and minimum values of either Gelman-Rubin diagnostic or the Geweke diagnostic for each group of samples, e.g. theta, gamma, mu.gamma etc.
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conv |
The output from a call to c212.convergence.diag. |
Nothing
The Geweke statistic is a Z-score calculated from a single chain. Due to the large number of variables sampled it is possible that a certain number will be deemed significant (at the 5% level) even though the simulation may have converged.
R. Carragher
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raw = c212.BB(c212.trial.data, burnin = 100, iter = 200)
conv = c212.convergence.diag(raw)
c212.print.convergence.summary(conv)
## Not run:
data(c212.trial.data)
raw = c212.BB(c212.trial.data)
conv = c212.convergence.diag(raw)
c212.print.convergence.summary(conv)
## End(Not run)
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