t Hello,
I put a Model in Proc MCMC, and set one of the parameters as Dirichlet prior:
Proc MCMC Data=test ...... ;
Parms Y X;
Array X[3] x1 x2 x3;
Array P[3] p1 p2 p3;
Model A1 ~ normal( Y + x1, sd=1);
Model A2 ~ normal( Y + x2, sd=1);
Model A3 ~ normal( Y + x3, sd=1);
Prior Y ~ beta(....);
Prior X ~ Dirichlet(P);
Run;
SAS kept telling me that "The name X is already defined as a variable and cannot be redeclared as an array by the ARRAY statement"
But if I delete the Array statement, SAS showed ERROR: The DIRICHLET distribution must be applied to an array.
This is very frustrating. Can somebody please tell me how to fix this problem? Thanks.
Then use another name
Proc MCMC Data=test ...... ;
Parms Y X;
Array XX[3] x1 x2 x3;
Array P[3] p1 p2 p3;
Model A1 ~ normal( Y + x1, sd=1);
Model A2 ~ normal( Y + x2, sd=1);
Model A3 ~ normal( Y + x3, sd=1);
Prior Y ~ beta(....);
Prior X ~ Dirichlet(P);
Run;
Thanks.
But both X and P in dirichlet must be declared as array.
I ran into the same problem. Any solution? Thanks in advance!
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