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@AileneKane @dbuona @cchambe12 We also need everyone to be using the same versions of R and Stan ...
For weinberger- lowest n_eff was 3217.162 all rhats are 0.999.. or 1.0
I'm running: R version 3.5.2 (2018-12-20) -- "Eggshell Igloo" and stan version "2.18.0"
@dbuona @cchambe12 @lizzieinvancouver I have just updated R to the latest version and am updating all the main budburst model iterations from table 2S (utah, cp, centered, uncentered, all spp). If we can all use the latest version, i think that would be ideal. R version 3.6.0 (2019-04-26)
Using version 3.6.0 Lowest n_eff was 713.4 (but most were close to max) Rhats are 0.999 to 1.00
reran weinberger model on 3.6.0 Rhats are all 1.00... lowest neff was 2857 ...I'll get to work on a table for this model
@cchambe12 @dbuona Can you all check that you had 1 500 warm-up iterations followed by 2 500 sampling iterations? This should yield 10 000 samples. @cchambe12 I especially wanted you to double check this and the 713 n_eff (as that would be below 10% ... but close). Thanks!
@lizzieinvancouver @cchambe12 @dbuona I believe that our models are actually coded to have 2500 total iterations (1500 are used for warm-up). This should yield 4000 samples. I wrote the text incorrectly in our manuscript. Sorry for the confusions!
Yes that sounds right, thanks Ailene! And yes, my code has 1,500 warm-up iterations and 2,500 sampling iterations.
mine too.
@AileneKane @cchambe12 @dbuona Ah! Thanks everyone for checking and sorry for my panic. This means are n_eff are very good! Nice work!
@AileneKane I think if we correct the supp text to make it clear there were 2500 total iterations 1500 are used for warm-up ... we should be good. We have good n_eff and Rhats so the models have converged on just 4K posterior samples, pretty good.
And maybe we can close this soon?
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