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# Hack to avoid NOTES in R CMD check
# Hadley does not seem to like it: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9439256/how-can-i-handle-r-cmd-check-no-visible-binding-for-global-variable-notes-when
if (base::getRversion() >= "2.15.1") {
utils::globalVariables(c(
"Parameter", "Chain", "value", "Iteration", "ParameterOriginal", "Label", # from ggs object
"nIterations", # for ggs object attributes
"wa", "Rhat", # from ggs_Rhat
"Lag", "Autocorrelation", # from ggs_autocorrelation
"low", "Low", "median", "High", "high", # for ci() in ggs_caterpillar
"part_chain", # for ggs_compare_partial
"Var1", "Var2", # for ggs_crosscorrelation
"n", "z", "part", "g", # for ggs_geweke
"k", # for gl_unq (with 'n')
"sd", # for ggs_ppsd
"x", "width", # for ggs_histogram
"Posterior predictive mean", "Posterior predictive standard deviation", # for ggs_ppmean and ggs_ppsd
"Specificity", "Sensitivity", "Observed", # for ggs_rocplot()
"low", "high", "y", # for ggs_separation()
"m", # for ggs_geweke, ggs_running, ggs_ppmean
"qs", # for ggs_caterpillar(), ggs_separation()
".", # for several do() calls in ggs_histogram, ggs_autocorrelation, ggs_caterpillar, ggs_separation
"ar", "cor", "quantile", "reorder", "var", # from stats
"pdf", "dev.off", # from grDevices, for ggmcmc()
"count", # for ggs_histogram(), for ggs_ppmean(), for ggs_ppsd()
"id", # for ggs_separation()
"read.table", # from utils, for ggs()
"df.adj", "df.V", "first.m", "first.v", "last.m", "last.v",
"Percent correctly predicted", "Rhat2.estimate", "Rhat.random",
"statistic", "st.part", "unite", "var22", "var.V", "Xbar.sq", # for ggs_geweke and ggs_Rhat
"Correct", "Percent", "correctly", "predicted",
"diff.sq", "nEffective", "now.negative", "phat", "psum", "psum.negative", "sum.diff.sq",
"sum.phat", "variogram", # from ggs_effective()
"second.half", # from ggs(), splitting
"browseURL", # from utils, for ggmcmc()
"E", "Effective", # in ggs_effective()
"Diagnostic", # in ggs_diagnostics()
"Last iteration" # in ggs_grb()
))
}
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