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BUGS is an acronym for Bayesian inference Using Gibbs Sampling; BUGS is also a software package for doing this. Use for all versions of BUGS, also WINBUGS and OpenBUGS.
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How to analyze longitudinal count data: accounting for temporal autocorrelation in GLMM?
Mixed Effects Models book (Chp 23) in the BUGS language (using winBUGS or JAG). Is that my best option? Is there an easy MCMC package in R that would handle this? … Any thoughts on the best way to proceed (philosophically), how to code this in R, or in BUGS would be appreciated. I'm fairly new to R and BUGS (winBUGS) but am learning. …
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