• using R version 2.13.0 Under development (unstable) (2011-03-02 r54645)
  • using platform: i386-apple-darwin9.8.0 (32-bit)
  • using session charset: ASCII
  • checking for file 'BaM/DESCRIPTION' ... OK
  • this is package 'BaM' version '0.99'
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  • checking top-level files ... OK
  • checking index information ... OK
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  • checking R code for possible problems ... NOTE
    biv.norm.post: possible error in rwishart(alpha + n, SqrtSigma =
    chol(solve(Wp.inv))): unused argument(s) (SqrtSigma =
    chol(solve(Wp.inv)))
    biv.norm.post: no visible global function definition for 'rmultinorm'
    mhplot.walk.MH: possible error in mhplot(walk.mat[1, 1], walk.mat[1,
    2], type = "n", xlim = round(range(walk.mat[, 1]) * 1.2), ylim =
    round(range(walk.mat[, 2]) * 1.2), xlab = "", ylab = ""): unused
    argument(s) (walk.mat[1, 2], type = "n", xlim =
    round(range(walk.mat[, 1]) * 1.2), ylim = round(range(walk.mat[, 2])
    * 1.2), xlab = "", ylab = "")
    sir: no visible binding for global variable 'normal.posterior.ll'
    sir: no visible binding for global variable 't.posterior.ll'
    Found possibly global 'T' or 'F' in the following function:
    sir
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  • checking examples ... OK
  • checking PDF version of manual ... OK
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