compareStones: compareStones
In hferg/bayestraitr: A set of tools to help with the interpretation and analysis of the output of BayesTraits MCMC analyses.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
A function to extract the marginal likelihood from the stepping
stone sampler output of two BayesTraits runs, and work out the
(NOT log) Bayes Factors.
Usage
1
compareStones(comp, simp)
Arguments
comp
The name of the stepping stones log file of the more complex of
the two BayesTraits models.
simp
The name of the stepping stone log file of the more simple of the
two BayesTraits models.
Value
The Bayes factor of the comparison between the more complex and the
more simple model. This is not logged for saftey (e.g. in the case of a
negative difference between complex and simple model).
Examples
1
compareStones("complex.model.stones.log.txt", "simple.model.stones.log.txt")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
A function to extract the marginal likelihood from the stepping stone sampler output of two BayesTraits runs, and work out the (NOT log) Bayes Factors.
Usage
1 | compareStones(comp, simp)
|
Arguments
comp |
The name of the stepping stones log file of the more complex of the two BayesTraits models. |
simp |
The name of the stepping stone log file of the more simple of the two BayesTraits models. |
Value
The Bayes factor of the comparison between the more complex and the more simple model. This is not logged for saftey (e.g. in the case of a negative difference between complex and simple model).
Examples
1 | compareStones("complex.model.stones.log.txt", "simple.model.stones.log.txt")
|
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