Closed amael-ls closed 1 year ago
With a less informative prior on sigmaObs
, I get a sigmaProc
that 'makes more sense'. However, I get an unrealistic routine observation error sigmaObs
. So I am going to do two test here:
etaObs
(extreme error), and more informative on sigmaObs
(though less than what it used to be!). Test for Fagus sylvatica (slow growing) and Abies grandis (fast growing)The bug is apparently mostly because my model is not adapted to the structure of the French data. Working on the German data only greatly improved the results. That being said, the mixing of sigmaProc
for the tested species (Betula pendula, Fagus sylvatica, Picea abies, Pinus sylvestris, and Quercus robur) is still not very good. I think a reparametrisation is necessary (testing on the branch reparametrisation)
For the mixing part, I had to fix the observation error sigmaObs
and also do many other stuff. Today, everything seems as ok as it can be!
Despite an informative narrow prior, the process error sigma_proc is too large. Its posterior average is 6 times the prior average (that is not necessarily a problem), and is around 8mm (that is the problem)! Plan to solve this (got to step i + 1 if step i fails):
growth_structure_logN_sizeDependenceError