INLA package which is used to quickly build new draft models for fish classification has changed since the fcs2 was first development. These changes are minor, like the order of arguments to functions or changes in function or argument names. Some of these have been fixed. But one or two are still to be corrected.
When running the example 2 in function fcs2FitModel() there's error with summary.fcs2Fit.R. This appears to be due to outputs from INLA being in a slightly different structure so the 'DIC' values are not found object$inlaFits$muFit$dic[4,] but in some other part of the object. See line
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ret$inla$muDIC <- object$inlaFits$muFit$dic[4,] |
Documentation isn't clear on where the DIC values are stored. It may be that these values are not essential and this can be ignored.
INLA package which is used to quickly build new draft models for fish classification has changed since the fcs2 was first development. These changes are minor, like the order of arguments to functions or changes in function or argument names. Some of these have been fixed. But one or two are still to be corrected.
When running the example 2 in function fcs2FitModel() there's error with summary.fcs2Fit.R. This appears to be due to outputs from INLA being in a slightly different structure so the 'DIC' values are not found
object$inlaFits$muFit$dic[4,]but in some other part of the object. See linefcs2/R/summary.fcs2Fit.R
Line 199 in 4ed417b
Documentation isn't clear on where the DIC values are stored. It may be that these values are not essential and this can be ignored.