7.5.1 Rerunning versus restarting an MCMC.7.4 User-friendly execution of MCMC algorithms: runMCMC.7.2.2 Customizing the MCMC configuration.7.1 One-line invocation of MCMC: nimbleMCMC.6.2.2 Determining the nodes and variables in a model.6.2 NIMBLE models are objects you can query and manipulate.6.1.3 Making multiple instances from the same model definition.6.1.2 Creating a model from standard BUGS and JAGS input files.6.1.1 Using nimbleModel to create a model.5.2.7 Truncation, censoring, and constraints.5.2.5 Available BUGS language functions.5.2.3 Vectorized versus scalar declarations.5.2.1 Declaring stochastic and deterministic nodes.5.1.3 Not-yet-supported features of BUGS and JAGS.5.1.2 NIMBLE’s Extensions to BUGS and JAGS.5.1.1 Supported features of BUGS and JAGS.5.1 Comparison to BUGS dialects supported by WinBUGS, OpenBUGS and JAGS. 5 Writing models in NIMBLE’s dialect of BUGS.4.5.4 Customizing compilation of the NIMBLE-generated C++.
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