assign_stan_dist_int: Return the integer value for STAN that corresponds to each...
In tjthurman/BAHZ: Bayesian Analysis of Hybrid Zones
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Usage
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Value
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Description
Currently supported distributions: normal (0), uniform (1), exponential (2), beta (3).
Usage
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Arguments
distribution
The specified distribution, as a character string.
Details
Used internally, in prep_init_list.
Value
Integer value corresponding to chosen distribution.
Examples
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## Not run:
assign_stan_dist_int("normal") # returns 0
assign_stan_dist_int("uniform") # returns 1
assign_stan_dist_int("exponential") # returns 2
assign_stan_dist_int("beta") # returns 3
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
Currently supported distributions: normal (0), uniform (1), exponential (2), beta (3).
Usage
1 |
Arguments
distribution |
The specified distribution, as a character string. |
Details
Used internally, in prep_init_list.
Value
Integer value corresponding to chosen distribution.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ## Not run:
assign_stan_dist_int("normal") # returns 0
assign_stan_dist_int("uniform") # returns 1
assign_stan_dist_int("exponential") # returns 2
assign_stan_dist_int("beta") # returns 3
## End(Not run)
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