Heather Gaya

I just wanted to pop in and say I have the same issue (Mar 5 2023). It was only a run of 3K iterations (burnin 100, adapt 2K, 3 chains) and the output shouldn't have been enormous as far as monitored variables. A bit of a bummer to wait 5 days and have it produce no output.

EDIT: I actually figured out this problem on my own 10 minutes after posting this, despite struggling with this problem for 2 days. The answer was that I needed to truncate my draws of S from a normal distribution to be within the limits of the study area. While the model never created possible locations outside of my study boundaries, something about the background algorithm was angry that it was theoretically possible for points to fall outside the boundary and not have assigned pixels. I am attempting...

I am attempting to run a model on some simulated code, but keep encountering the SimpleRange::leftOffset Error. I suspect the problem stems from trying to determine what "pixel" a point is in - perhaps the rounding mechanism I am using occasionally causes the model to reference an index that doesn't exist. However, I have broken apart the model piece by piece and can't seem to find this error. The model I'm using is below. The model runs fine unless line 61 is included (z[i,t] ~ dbern(phi.p[i,t])....