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mxVersion()
at the R prompt). - The version of R you're running.
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General strategies
- Use the traceback() function in R after an error occurs.
It will print out the sequence of function calls that lead to the error. - Simplify your code. This may help you locate an error more easily. For example, replace the following:
foo <- mxModel(mxMatrix('Full', 1, 2, name = 'a'), mxAlgebra(a + a, 'b'), mxAlgebraObjective('b'))
with:
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Welcome to the OpenMx General Help Forum
This forum is designed for general questions about how to use OpenMx. If you can't find another place where your question fits, then this is the place to be!
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mxComputePenaltySearch
Happy to see this implemented (thank you!). Questions about how it works. I've seen the vignette here: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenMx/vignettes/regularization.html
But, that includes use of mxPenaltySearch. The one above (but not mxPenaltySearch) has an option to change ebicGamma, which is desired. I don't see documentation or examples for mxComputePenaltySearch, but would guess it could form part of a custom compute plan.
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mxComputePenaltySearch
Happy to see this implemented (thank you!). Questions about how it works. I've seen the vignette here: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenMx/vignettes/regularization.html
But, that includes use of mxPenaltySearch. The one above (but not mxPenaltySearch) has an option to change ebicGamma, which is desired. I don't see documentation or examples for mxComputePenaltySearch, but would guess it could form part of a custom compute plan.
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mxComputePenaltySearch
Happy to see this implemented (thank you!). Questions about how it works. I've seen the vignette here: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenMx/vignettes/regularization.html
But, that includes use of mxPenaltySearch. The one above (but not mxPenaltySearch) has an option to change ebicGamma, which is desired. I don't see documentation or examples for mxComputePenaltySearch, but would guess it could form part of a custom compute plan.
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