On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 4:30 PM, bbo...@tin.it wrote:
>
> i must use it to evaluate matropolis ratio (green ratio) in the following
> code in R : i have start just now to study c and c++ (like you can see
> by my stupids questions (for you surely)) if you have some suggestion im
> very hap
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 11:22 AM, Silkworth,David J.
wrote:
> I am not going to ask why to do this, but here is a way how.
>
> I added your R function into the mypackage skeleton from RcppPackage
>
> R_user_F<-function (par) {
> y<-par[1]
> x<-par[2]
> return(dnorm(x)*dnorm(y))
> }
>
> I prefer to
I am not going to ask why to do this, but here is a way how.
I added your R function into the mypackage skeleton from RcppPackage
R_user_F<-function (par) {
y<-par[1]
x<-par[2]
return(dnorm(x)*dnorm(y))
}
I prefer to use the explicit return function for clarity.
Now I install the package after
I enclose a rewrite of your function
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On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 12:52 AM, bbo...@tin.it wrote:
> Hello i would like to compute the following code ;
>
> Where R_user_F is a R function (i could write this function directly inin
> line but is only for example because i want to call an R function more
> complex):
> so when compile appear t
Hello i would like to compute the following code ;
Where R_user_F is a R function (i could write this function directly inin line
but is only for example because i want to call an R function more complex):
so when compile appear this error message: error:
"cannot convert 'Rcpp::sugar::Compar
