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A list to define prior in JAGS models, taking acount OSL data and C14 data in stratigraphic constraint. The difficulty is in the fact that each cases is different. The youngest sample can be a C14 as well as a OSL sample. To resolve this problem we consider diferent cases thanks to this list.

Usage

data("ModelPrior")

Format

This list contains:

Sample1_C14

model considering that the youngest sample is a C14 sample

Sample1_OSL

model considering that the youngest sample is a OSL sample

C14_OSL

model considering that the second sample is a C14 sample

OSL_C14

model considering that the second sample is a OSL sample

C14

model considering that the last sample is a C14 sample

OSL

model considering that the last sample is a OSL sample

References

Plummer, M. (2003). JAGS: A program for analysis of Bayesian graphical models using Gibbs sampling. In Proceedings of the 3rd international workshop on distributed statistical computing, volume 124, page 125. Technische Universit at Wien, Austria.

Plummer, M. (2015). JAGS Version 4.0. 0 user manual.

Examples

data(ModelPrior)
## ModelPrior[[OSL]]
writeLines(ModelPrior$OSL)
#> 
#>       # donnee OSL
#>       kk<-k+1
#>       for(i in (ind_change[2*q+1]+1):ind_change[2*(q+1)]){
#>       u[CS_OSL[i]]~dunif(0,1)
#>       CS[i]<-max(StratiConstraints[(1:i),i]*c(xbound[(2*i-1)],A[1:(i-1)]))
#>       A[i]<-exp(u[CS_OSL[i]]*log(xbound[2*(i-1)]/CS[i])+log(CS[i]))
#>       }
#>