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bf(Y ~ 1, sigma ~ X)The computation time reduction will likely be rather marginal.
2018-04-16 11:37 GMT+02:00 Matthew McGee <mcgee....@gmail.com>:
I know how to fit a model where the mean and sigma of variable Y are affected by variable X.bf(Y ~ X, sigma ~ X)but what if you only want to estimate X's effect on sigma?Is (a) there a way to specify this and (b) would this reduce computation time at all as compared to estimating both?
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