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memory issue in
predict.spAbund()
that could result in crashes under
certain situations.svcAbund()
to now work with Poisson and
negative binomial families. Note that the function now defaults to use
family = 'Poisson'
, which differs from the previous
implementation when only family = 'Gaussian'
was supported.
This switch was done to maintain consistency with other spAbundance
model-fitting functions.msNMix()
.n.batch
, batch.length
,
n.samples
, n.burn
, n.thin
,
n.chains
) are specified in a way that leads to a
non-integer value. In such situations, models would previously run and
return without an error, but sometimes the last posterior sample in any
given chain could have widely inaccurate values, or values that
prevented subsequent functions from working. Thanks to Wendy Leuenberger
for bringing this to my attention.independent.betas
tag into the
priors
list for certain multi-species model types to allow
for specifying an independent prior on the species-specific effects as
opposed to treating species-specific effects as random effects. This can
be useful under certain circumstances when the distribution of effects
across species may not be adequately represented by a Gaussian
distribution. This tag is available for the following functions:
lfMsAbund
(Gaussian only), sfMsAbund
(Gaussian
only), and svcMsAbund
.lfMsAbund
).waicAbund()
that prevented it from
working with svcMsAbund
models.neonDWP
data set after NEON announced an
error in some of the bird point count data (more information here.
Also updated the associated vignette that uses these data.msAbund()
function to make it compatible
with spOccupancy::updateMCMC()
, which allows for picking up
a model run where it left off instead of having to restart the MCMC from
scratch. I am planning to allow this functionality for all model fitting
functions in spAbundance
in a future version.spAbundance
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