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I have the same problem, did you find a fix? Em quinta-feira, 26 de novembro de 2020 às 10:28:58 UTC-

Hi, sorry for the dumb question, but I'm trying to install LibBi on linux (Ubuntu 16.04.7 LTS),

I could not solve the problem. I tried running LibBi from command line and I got the same error.

Hi Seb, This improves things a lot: it looks very good now! Many thanks, Clara

Dear Sebastian, I tried your method and it worked!! Thank you so much!! Best, Yinsen On Tuesday,

For the moment, no, there are no such plans. Depending on what exactly you're trying to do you

1) I don't think you would should expect the two to give the same result as you're fixing the

If you're just needing to simulate from a Dirichlet, you can do so by simulating a vector of

Luckly I discovered the error already, but thank you for the tip it will help me a lot =D Em qua, 19

Hi Sam, You're right in that LibBi doesn't currently support this - and in the absence of a

For reasons I don't understand this chart got missed from my reply

Thanks for this - the easy solution was to remove noutputs for inference and just get results at

Great - thanks

Hello, Just to recap what I managed to do thus far. The initial problem (adapt_proposal) has been

I'm trying to use an SMC approach for localization of sensors moving around a room in two

I have been able to solve this. I thought it was fine to use input values on the right hand side, but

I'd suggest running "brew doctor" and fix any problems that get reported. Failing that,

Hi Lingjie, Using "--filter lookahead" (or 'filter="lookahead"' if you

Hi Sohrab, Can you provide a reproducible example? The model you quote does not compile as it stands.

Hi Sebastian, thank you for your reply. I will look at --dry-run option. Best, Andrea Il giorno

Hi, I have a vector X representing the states in the model. They're frequencies and as such have

On that note and just out of interest, if `nthreads>1` but `nparticles==1` does any

Thank you, that has solved the issue. Best wishes, Edwin

Hi Lawrence / all, Using LibBi 1.2.0, I got the same make.log as Yann when trying the optimise

Thanks Lawrence I think I get the idea. I must confess that the papers are a bit to much for me with

If you get rid of your transition model and make mu a parameter, not a state variable, then you

Indeed, Seb is correct. If you run the following: libbi rewrite --model-file MV.bi --with-transform-

Hi Fred, Sounds like you have some data, what you will also need in order to use Stan or LibBi or

If you have a variable `bi_object` used to run libbi, > samples <- 100 > bi_object <-

Hi Dominic, 1. I'd specify x as an input, not an obs. 2. Indeed this slowly varying parameter