Calculations to handle censoring
dconstraint(x, cond, log = FALSE)rconstraint(n = 1, cond)
dconstraint gives the density and rconstraint generates random deviates,
but these are unusual as the density is 1 if x matches cond and
0 otherwise and the deviates are simply the value of cond
value indicating whether cond is TRUE or FALSE
logical value
logical; if TRUE, probability density is returned on the log scale.
number of observations (only n=1 is handled currently).
Christopher Paciorek
Used for working with constraints in BUGS code. See the NIMBLE manual for additional details.
Distributions for other standard distributions
constr <- 3 > 2 && 4 > 0
x <- rconstraint(1, constr)
dconstraint(x, constr)
dconstraint(0, 3 > 4)
dconstraint(1, 3 > 4)
rconstraint(1, 3 > 4)
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