R2WinBUGS包有一个名为write.model()
的函数。 R包rjags没有我所知道的这种功能。 write.model
创建一个临时文本文件,可以通过WinBUGS作为模型读取。
我知道我可以在控制台中输入write.model
来查看该函数,但是这个函数似乎调用了我以前从未见过的函数,并且无法在help()
中搜索(例如,replaceScientificNotationR
显然是一种功能)。
我看到This Post描述了执行此操作的一些方法,但如果可能的话,我宁愿不必使用引号(只是为了维护我的语法突出显示),并且评论建议“复制” write.model函数“应该可行。
有没有人这样做过?
答案 0 :(得分:2)
据推测,您只需加载R2WinBUGS
即可访问该功能。
但是,通常情况下,如果某个功能无法查看代码,请尝试getAnywhere
。
例如,getAnywhere(replaceScientificNotationR)
产生:
A single object matching ‘replaceScientificNotationR’ was found
It was found in the following places
namespace:R2WinBUGS
with value
function (bmodel, digits = 5)
{
env <- new.env()
assign("rSNRidCounter", 0, envir = env)
replaceID <- function(bmodel, env, digits = 5) {
for (i in seq_along(bmodel)) {
if (length(bmodel[[i]]) == 1) {
if (as.character(bmodel[[i]]) %in% c(":", "[",
"[["))
return(bmodel)
if ((typeof(bmodel[[i]]) %in% c("double", "integer")) &&
((abs(bmodel[[i]]) < 0.001) || (abs(bmodel[[i]]) >
10000))) {
counter <- get("rSNRidCounter", envir = env) +
1
assign("rSNRidCounter", counter, envir = env)
id <- paste("rSNRid", counter, sep = "")
assign(id, formatC(bmodel[[i]], digits = digits,
format = "E"), envir = env)
bmodel[[i]] <- id
}
}
else {
bmodel[[i]] <- replaceID(bmodel[[i]], env, digits = digits)
}
}
bmodel
}
bmodel <- deparse(replaceID(bmodel, env, digits = digits),
control = NULL)
for (i in ls(env)) {
bmodel <- gsub(paste("\"", i, "\"", sep = ""), get(i,
envir = env), bmodel, fixed = TRUE)
}
bmodel
}
<environment: namespace:R2WinBUGS>
因此,它是R2WinBUGS包中的内部函数。 或者,您可以下载package source from CRAN并浏览。
答案 1 :(得分:2)
除非您愿意,否则无需复制write.model函数。诀窍是将write.model与textConnection一起使用。例如:
require(nlme)
require(rjags)
require(R2WinBUGS)
jdat <- list(nobs=nrow(Rail), travel=Rail$travel, Rail=Rail$Rail)
jinit <- list(mu=50, tau=1, tau.theta=1)
jfun6 <- function() {
for(i in 1:nobs){
travel[i] ~ dnorm(mu + theta[Rail[i]], tau)
}
for(j in 1:6) {
theta[j] ~ dnorm(0, tau.theta)
}
# mu ~ dnorm() works fine since the mean is far from 0
# mu ~ dgamma(1, 0.0001) could be used to ensure positive numbers.
# mu ~ dnorm(50, 0.0001) I(0,) also ensures positive numbers.
# We use truncation to show a difference between rjags and R2WinBUGS.
# R2WinBUGS needs a dummy operator %_% that will be removed.
mu ~ dnorm(50, 0.0001) %_% I(0,)
tau ~ dgamma(1, .001)
tau.theta ~ dgamma(1, .001)
sigma <- 1/sqrt(tau)
sigma.theta <- 1/sqrt(tau.theta)
}
# Save the jfun6 function into a text object called jmod6
tc1 <- textConnection("jmod6", "w")
write.model(jfun6, tc1)
close(tc1)
# Read the text object
tc2 <- textConnection(jmod6)
j6 <- jags.model(tc2, data=jdat, inits=jinit)
close(tc2)
c6 <- coda.samples(j6, c("mu","theta", "sigma", "sigma.theta"), n.iter=100000, thin=5)
summary(c6)