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Thanks for the all the great work, and any thoughts on this issue that you can provide are greatly appreciated.
Describe the bug
I am experiencing various warnings whilst trying to run the base.r model with the latest code (v5). Of most concern is the presence of divergent transitions in the fits. I note that in report 13 you mention that "In fitting we also ensured that the MCMC sampler experienced no divergent transitions".
Is the presence of the dts a result of changes made ot the most recent version of base.stan and has consideration been made to rectify this?
Would increasing adapt_delta help with this, or does this require reparameterisation?
I have tried to identify parameters of which idicate the presence of pathologies associated with these divergences, but have not been successful.
To Reproduce
run: Rscript base.r -F
Expected behavior
No divergent transistions
Desktop (please complete the following information):
R: 3.6.2
OS: Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS
rstan (Version 2.19.2, GitRev: 2e1f913d3ca3)
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I have seen significant drops in the number of divergent transitions when inceasing adapt delta from .95 to .99, from around 200 - 300 down to less than 10 from a run of 5000 iterations (2000 warmup) and 5 chains.
Hi,
Thanks for the all the great work, and any thoughts on this issue that you can provide are greatly appreciated.
Describe the bug
I am experiencing various warnings whilst trying to run the base.r model with the latest code (v5). Of most concern is the presence of divergent transitions in the fits. I note that in report 13 you mention that "In fitting we also ensured that the MCMC sampler experienced no divergent transitions".
Is the presence of the dts a result of changes made ot the most recent version of base.stan and has consideration been made to rectify this?
Would increasing adapt_delta help with this, or does this require reparameterisation?
I have tried to identify parameters of which idicate the presence of pathologies associated with these divergences, but have not been successful.
To Reproduce
run: Rscript base.r -F
Expected behavior
No divergent transistions
Desktop (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: