UPCOMING WEBINAR: 10 Market Research Predictions Over the Next 4 Years This article describes how to go from a Hierarchical Bayes model output:
To a series of trace plots which show the main parameters change as the analysis progresses over the iterations for each chain:
Requirements
- A document containing a Hierarchical Bayes output.
Please note these steps require a Displayr license.
Method
- Select the Hierarchical Bayes output.
- From the object inspector, click Data > Diagnostics > Trace Plots.
A trace plot output will be generated:
The grey half-section on the plots indicates the warm-up iterations, which are excluded from the final results. The non-grey part is the final result. With more than a couple of cores, these plots can be hard to read. Beyond the warm-up stage, the range of each chain should overlap almost entirely with those of the other chains. If one chain appears higher or lower than the others, this would indicate a problem with the model and more iterations may be required.
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