converge


The software in this page provides a summary of a posterior simulation file that is useful in choosing the number of iterations assigned to the burn-in, or transient state. A description of the procedures is in the converge.ps or converge.pdf files in this page.

The input for converge conists of two lines. The first line is the name of the posterior simulation file. The second line is the number of free parameters in the likelihood function.

Computation time for this software is very fast. It is usually practical to display the output directly on the screen.

A description of the methodology can be found in BACC manual.

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C routines

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Fortran Routines

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Libraries needed: This routine uses IMSL. The user needs to link to IMSL or to the libraries described in LIBRARIES to generate executable.


Gauss

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Mathematica

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Matlab

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Samples


Sample input and output files for Converge