Thanks for Will on pushing this further. I learned that in Dr. Plummer does provide the utitly in rjags to pick up a BUGS model from the previously saved session. This is very helpful in that we can always save the model and update it for more iterations to get a more rigid result. So I update R2jags and make this utility availble, too.
In rjags, you do this (suppose your jags model is "jagsfit"):
jagsfit$recompile()
jasgfit$update(niter=1000)
In R2jags (see ?jags in R for more details):
recompile(jagsfit)
jagsfit.upd <- update(jagsfit)
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Hi, Yu-Sung,
First of all, thank you for all of your blogs. They habe been very helpful in helping me learn to use jags. I have a question regarding running jags from within R using the R2jags package. I am wanting to access the coda using the function jags2 as described in the help for R2jags. However, I cannot figure out how to access the coda from inside R. (I know how to get the coda from jags by just typing coda but I would like to start running everything from within R). Could you help me with this when you have time?
Thank you!
Rebecca
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