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fixed “Variable2” syntax error (notified by Andrea Manca).fixed problem with generalised gamma distribution (notified by Nicky Welton).mixture models (GraphMixture) may now have three non-constant indices as opposed to two.fixed problem with identity links (GraphStack and GraphMixture).fixed sum-to-zero constraint in “car.l1”.fixed sum-to-zero constraint in “car.normal”.fixed sum-to-zero constraint in “mv.car”.new GeoBUGS map: “Huddersfield_750m_grid”.fixed problem whereby squares couldn’t be selected in “grid maps”.new multivariate CAR distributions added: “mv.car” and mv.car.uncon.spatial.disc model used to estimate the covariance matrix is based on vectors of length > 99.spatial.unipred distribution now works even if the “spatial.exp” or.
#Bsu email windows 10 manual#
new GeoBUGS manual - included version is now called GeoBUGS Version 1.2.a + (b – c) –> a + c – b (now gives a + b – c) new front page for manual, to show new version number and to provide easy access to this file.new “About” box to show version number (1.4.1).
#Bsu email windows 10 Patch#
Patch for WinBUGS 1.4, upgrade to version 1.4.1, issued 22nd Sept 2004
All the changes below contained in Patch 1.4.1. It has now been corrected to calculate exp fixed “spatial.exp”: the correlation function was incorrectly calculated as exp. This was also an issue if precision = a * b and either a or b were given a uniform prior. #Bsu email windows 10 full#
Fixed a problem whereby if the precision of a Normal distribution was assigned a uniform prior then the parameters of the resulting conjugate, gamma full conditional were calculated incorrectly. slightly improved display of “model fit” in “Comparison Tool”. fixed bounding of interval-censored binomial nodes: the lower bound was incorrectly set equal to the upper bound such that the only permissible value was the upper bound itself. Patch for WinBUGS 1.4, upgrade to version 1.4.2, dated 13th March 2007 + all the changes below contained in Patch 1.4.2. fixed greying-out of “DIC…” on “Inference” menu - previously it was not possible to re-access the “DIC Tool” (if closed) after the DIC monitor had been set. included “Lunn et al” (Statistics and Computing, 2000) reference in “References” section of manual. updated manual entry on “bgr diag” - see “The Inference Menu” –> “Samples…”. improved Brooks-Gelman-Rubin convergence diagnostics - see “The Inference Menu” –> “Samples…” in the updated manual for details. fixed calculation of deviance and prior density (non-conjugate) for “dchisqr” distribution - previously if “dchisqr” had been used as a non-conjugate prior, then its contribution to the full conditional was calculated incorrectly the contribution to the deviance has always been calculated incorrectly, regardless of conjugacy. fixed Pareto updating in the case of a conjugate uniform likelihood - if the upper bound of a uniform distribution (on (0, theta), say) is assigned a Pareto prior, then the full conditional for theta is Pareto, but the full conditional parameters were previously calculated incorrectly. Get the file by clicking this link, and follow the instructions in the file itself. Patch for WinBUGS 1.4, upgrade to version 1.4.3, dated 6th August 2007 If you think you have found a bug in the program, please mail details, with examples, to the bugs discussion list – but note that most crashes are caused by users’ coding and modeling mistakes! We also welcome suggestions for other improvements, where these are likely to be of general and practical use. To apply a patch, open it within WinBUGS and follow the instructions – which follow those for installing the key for unrestricted use. Currently available patches are available below, with full details of what they contain. #Bsu email windows 10 manuals#
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