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Did you manage to solve your problem? If not and if it were me I would try running LibBi from the command line to check that it is actually installed where you think it is. I haven’t used LibBi in a long time and I don’t recall having to set the path explicitly in R. If I get time I can try today but N.B. I am on macOS not Windows. Another option would to be to use WSL.
On 21 May 2020, at 13:46, Aden <nedaja...@gmail.com> wrote:
Sorry, the code islibrary('rbi')options(path_to_libbi="C:/LibBi/LibBi-master/script/libbi")demo(PZ_PMMH)Aden--
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