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added missing parenthesis at the end of the plot statement then needed to make cosmetic change to meet the 6 character minimum edit requirement
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edit approved May 7, 2014 at 17:02
Mark Miller
edit approved May 7, 2014 at 17:02
Mark Miller
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Since there are no answers, I will at least post what I have gotten so far:

The as.bugs.array function in the R2WinBUGS package was created for this purpose. According to the documentation (?as.bugs.array):

Function converting results from Markov chain simulations, that might not be from BUGS, to bugs object. Used mainly to display results with plot.bugs.

Thus, it is possible to obtain a plot from LINE.out in your example, although it does not plot the correct variables:

plot(as.bugs.array(sims.array = as.array(LINE.out)))

It will take a little bit more work to figure outdetermine the correct way to transform the LINE.out, and the LINE.samples object from example(jags.samples) may be an easier place to start.

Since there are no answers, I will at least post what I have gotten so far:

The as.bugs.array function in the R2WinBUGS package was created for this purpose. According to the documentation (?as.bugs.array):

Function converting results from Markov chain simulations, that might not be from BUGS, to bugs object. Used mainly to display results with plot.bugs.

Thus, it is possible to obtain a plot from LINE.out in your example, although it does not plot the correct variables:

plot(as.bugs.array(sims.array = as.array(LINE.out))

It will take a little bit more work to figure out the correct way to transform the LINE.out, and the LINE.samples object from example(jags.samples) may be an easier place to start.

Since there are no answers, I will at least post what I have gotten so far:

The as.bugs.array function in the R2WinBUGS package was created for this purpose. According to the documentation (?as.bugs.array):

Function converting results from Markov chain simulations, that might not be from BUGS, to bugs object. Used mainly to display results with plot.bugs.

Thus, it is possible to obtain a plot from LINE.out in your example, although it does not plot the correct variables:

plot(as.bugs.array(sims.array = as.array(LINE.out)))

It will take a little bit more work to determine the correct way to transform the LINE.out, and the LINE.samples object from example(jags.samples) may be an easier place to start.

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Since there are no answers, I will at least post what I have gotten so far:

The as.bugs.array function in the R2WinBUGS package was created for this purpose. According to the documentation (?as.bugs.array):

Function converting results from Markov chain simulations, that might not be from BUGS, to bugs object. Used mainly to display results with plot.bugs.

Thus, it is possible to obtain a plot from LINE.out in your example, although it does not plot the correct variables:

plot(as.bugs.array(sims.array = as.array(LINE.out))

It will take a little bit more work to figure out the correct way to transform the LINE.out, and the LINE.samples object from example(jags.samples) may be an easier place to start.