Moved this out of a random TODO file. Need to see if any of this is still relevant.
We currently don't throw errors if the z-function evaluates to infinity. This causes some weird results, like the parameters lambda = exp(5.25), nu = 0.4 always causing rcmp to draw 203 as the value.
Add ymax as an option (not global) to regression functions
There is an issue with formula processing. Here is a small example to
illustrate.
y <- rcmp(250, lambda = 10, nu = 0.95)
# Doesn't work
out <- glm.cmp(y ~ 1)
out <- glm.cmp(y ~ 1, formula.nu = ~ 1)
# Workaround
out <- glm.cmp(y ~ 1, formula.nu = y ~ 1)
Moved this out of a random TODO file. Need to see if any of this is still relevant.
We currently don't throw errors if the z-function evaluates to infinity. This causes some weird results, like the parameters
lambda = exp(5.25)
,nu = 0.4
always causing rcmp to draw 203 as the value.Add
ymax
as an option (not global) to regression functionsThere is an issue with formula processing. Here is a small example to illustrate.