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Running OpenBUGS through R

By Monkey Posted on December 9, 2014 Posted in Tips, tricks and notes Tagged with Bayesian, BRugs, Linux, mixed treatment comparisons, network meta-analysis, OpenBUGS, R, statistics

This is just a quick note on using OpenBUGS in R. This is particularly handy if you need to run a series of models on a data set, or if you need to manipulate the output of Bayesian analyses in …

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Some software options for Bayesian statistics on 64-bit Linux

By Monkey Posted on November 14, 2014 Posted in Tips, tricks and notes Tagged with Bayesian, JAGS, Linux, OpenBUGS, statistics, WinBUGS

So, you’ve been living the dream that is 64-bit Linux ownership, but you want to do Bayesian stats using the BUGS language. We’ve all been there…Okay, this is kind of niche, but here are some notes on what you can …

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