test_that("Response sequences for univariate and multivariate models", {
# TODO: the order within each list element shouldn't matter,
# but now tests are sensitive to change in that order.
# Keep that in mind when investigating test failures
expect_equal(brms_response_sequence(
brms::bf(y ~ x)),
list("y"))
expect_equal(brms_response_sequence(
brms::bf(y ~ x) + brms::bf(y2 ~ x) + brms::set_rescor(FALSE)),
list(c("y", "y2")))
expect_equal(brms_response_sequence(
brms::bf(z ~ y) + brms::bf(y ~ x) + brms::set_rescor(FALSE)),
list("y", "z"))
expect_equal(brms_response_sequence(
brms::bf(q ~ y, shape ~ z, family = "negbinomial") + brms::bf(z ~ y + r) + brms::bf(y ~ x) + brms::bf(r ~ x) + brms::set_rescor(FALSE)),
list(c("y", "r"), "z", "q"))
expect_equal(brms_response_sequence(
brms::bf(q ~ y, shape ~ x, family = "negbinomial") + brms::bf(z ~ y + r) + brms::bf(y ~ x) + brms::bf(r ~ x) + brms::set_rescor(FALSE)),
list(c("y", "r"), c("q", "z")))
})
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