View source: R/BUGS_testBUGS.R
testBUGSmodel | R Documentation |
testBUGSmodel
builds a BUGS model in the NIMBLE system and simulates from the model, comparing the values of the nodes and their log probabilities in the uncompiled and compiled versions of the model
testBUGSmodel(
example = NULL,
dir = NULL,
model = NULL,
data = NULL,
inits = NULL,
useInits = TRUE,
expectModelWarning = FALSE,
debug = FALSE,
verbose = nimbleOptions("verbose")
)
example |
(optional) example character vector indicating name of BUGS example to test; can be null if |
dir |
(optional) character vector indicating directory in which files are contained, by default the classic-bugs directory if the installed package is used; to use the current working directory, set this to "" |
model |
(optional) one of (1) a character string giving the file name containing the BUGS model code, (2) an R function whose body is the BUGS model code, or (3) the output of |
data |
(optional) one of (1) character string giving the file name for an R file providing the input constants and data as R code [assigning individual objects or as a named list] or (2) a named list providing the input constants and data. If neither is provided, the function will look for a file named |
inits |
(optional) (1) character string giving the file name for an R file providing the initial values for parameters as R code [assigning individual objects or as a named list] or (2) a named list providing the values. If neither is provided, the function will look for a file named |
useInits |
boolean indicating whether to test model with initial values provided via |
expectModelWarning |
boolean indicating whether |
debug |
logical indicating whether to put the user in a browser for debugging when |
verbose |
logical indicating whether to print additional logging information |
Note that testing without initial values may cause warnings when parameters are sampled from improper or fat-tailed distributions
Christopher Paciorek
## Not run:
testBUGSmodel('pump')
## End(Not run)
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