write_model: Write the EcoDiet model in BUGS
In heloisethero/EcoDiet: Estimating a diet matrix from biotracer and stomach content data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
This function writes the EcoDiet model in the BUGS syntax as a several line long string.
The model definition depends on whether or not literature data will be used to inform the priors,
hence the parameter literature_configuration.
To know more about what is inside the model, please read the reference article.
Usage
1
write_model(literature_configuration = FALSE)
Arguments
literature_configuration
A boolean (TRUE or FALSE) indicating whether the model will have
prior distributions informed by a literature study
Value
A string containing the model definition in BUGS
See Also
run_model to run the model after it has been defined
Examples
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5
model_string_1 <- write_model(literature_configuration = TRUE)
cat(model_string_1)
model_string_2 <- write_model(literature_configuration = FALSE)
cat(model_string_2)
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
This function writes the EcoDiet model in the BUGS syntax as a several line long string.
The model definition depends on whether or not literature data will be used to inform the priors,
hence the parameter literature_configuration.
To know more about what is inside the model, please read the reference article.
Usage
1 | write_model(literature_configuration = FALSE)
|
Arguments
literature_configuration |
A boolean (TRUE or FALSE) indicating whether the model will have prior distributions informed by a literature study |
Value
A string containing the model definition in BUGS
See Also
run_model to run the model after it has been defined
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | model_string_1 <- write_model(literature_configuration = TRUE)
cat(model_string_1)
model_string_2 <- write_model(literature_configuration = FALSE)
cat(model_string_2)
|
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