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I have a problem with the function described (). The error "at least one finite value must be provided to formatter" appears after running my mcmc code. I suppose my chains exploded and the parameters assumed very large values. This actually prevents the descriptive statistics from being calculated, but I would like to have used some artifice to know the speed of the growth of the chains.
Can this error appear for some other reason?
Can some function show me in which iteration this growth takes a leap?
Regards !!!
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you could always manually iterate the MCMC 1 iteration at a time (or manually loop as many iterations as you want) with:
## Development and Testingsetinputs!(model, line) # Set input node values, line is your data (see the line example in docs)setinits!(model, inits[1]) # Set initial valuessetsamplers!(model, scheme1) # Set sampling schemeshowall(model) # Show detailed node informationlogpdf(model, 1) # Log-density sum for block 1logpdf(model, 2) # Block 2logpdf(model) # All blockssample!(model, 1) # Sample values for block 1sample!(model, 2) # Block 2sample!(model) # All blocks
Hello,
I have a problem with the function described (). The error "at least one finite value must be provided to formatter" appears after running my mcmc code. I suppose my chains exploded and the parameters assumed very large values. This actually prevents the descriptive statistics from being calculated, but I would like to have used some artifice to know the speed of the growth of the chains.
Can this error appear for some other reason?
Can some function show me in which iteration this growth takes a leap?
Regards !!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: