Running the compiled bernoulli model for help on arguments yield the following:
./bernoulli
Usage: ./bernoulli ... ... ...
Begin by selecting amongst the following inference methods and diagnostics,
sample Bayesian inference with Markov Chain Monte Carlo
optimize Point estimation
diagnose Model diagnostics
Or see help information with
help Prints help
help-all Prints entire argument tree
Additional configuration available by specifying
id Unique process identifier
data Input data options
init Initialization method: "x" initializes randomly bewteen [-x, x], "0" initializes to 0, anything else identifies a file of values
random Random number configuration
output File output options
See ./bernoulli [ help | help-all ] for details on individual arguments.
Failed to parse arguments, terminating Stan
However, the actual argument names for e.g. data and output seem to be "data file" and "output file"? E.g.: ./bernoulli sample data file=bernoulli.data.R output file=tst.csv
Hallvig
commented
9 years ago
Running the compiled bernoulli model for help on arguments yield the following:
./bernoulli Usage: ./bernoulli ... ... ...
Begin by selecting amongst the following inference methods and diagnostics, sample Bayesian inference with Markov Chain Monte Carlo optimize Point estimation diagnose Model diagnostics
Or see help information with help Prints help help-all Prints entire argument tree
Additional configuration available by specifying id Unique process identifier data Input data options init Initialization method: "x" initializes randomly bewteen [-x, x], "0" initializes to 0, anything else identifies a file of values random Random number configuration output File output options
See ./bernoulli [ help | help-all ] for details on individual arguments.
Failed to parse arguments, terminating Stan
However, the actual argument names for e.g. data and output seem to be "data file" and "output file"? E.g.: ./bernoulli sample data file=bernoulli.data.R output file=tst.csv