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Add functionality to build models inside R #172
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I think this is ready now, but I'm still seeking some volunteer review from some of the Stan R programmers who will know more than me: @rok-cesnovar @jgabry @bgoodri If any of you have some spare cycles, it isn't all that much code. I'd be happy to hop on a call and talk through it as well. Appreciate it if you're able! |
If you can walk me through this, would be happy to review it. We can schedule on Slack. |
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Brian walked me through the changes and it all makes sense to me.
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Thanks to you both, Brian and Rok. There's some nits in here, but overall this looks great. Much appreciated.
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I missed it. Where is this function used?
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It's called in the constructor before we load the shared object (same as Python, looks like Julia calls it at startup which is not ideal and I will take a look at with #187)
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Looks good to me. Thanks much.
This addresses part of #100 and is more or less a straight port of the Python functionality.
I'm not at all a confident R programmer, so I'm going to ask if @jgabry or @rok-cesnovar could kindly spare some time to look this over.