Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
JGQD.dic()  summarizes the MCMC output from a list of JGQD.mcmc() objects. This may be used to neatly summarize the MCMC output of various models fitted to a given dataset.
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model.list | 
 A list of   | 
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 Shoould output be of row (  | 
JGQD.dic() summarizes the output from various models fitted via JGQD.mcmc(). By ranking them according to DIC. [=] indicates which model has the minimal DIC.
 Elapsed_Time |  Time_Homogeneous |  p |  DIC |  pD |  N | 
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Model 1  |  00:00:47 |  No |  5.00      |      389.30 |  3.92 | 201 | 
Model 2  |  00:01:00 |  No |  5.00      |  [=]386.45 |  4.13 | 201 | 
Model 3  |   00:02:50 |  No |  5.00      |      391.37 |  3.94 | 201 | 
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 A data frame with summary of model output. See Details.  | 
Etienne A.D. Pienaar: etiannead@gmail.com
Updates available on GitHub at https://github.com/eta21.
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 # For detailed notes and examples on how to use the BiJGQD.dic() function, see
 # the following vignette:
 RShowDoc('Part_4_Likelihood_Inference',type='html','DiffusionRjgqd')
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