pomp | R package for statistical inference

Simulating an SIR model in R. I have a data set I am trying to plot accurately with the model. I am right now using the particle filter function, then would like to use the corresponding logLik method on the result. When I do this, I get "[1] -Inf" as a result. I can't find in the documentation why this is and how I can avoid it. Are my parameters for the model not accurate enough? Is there something else wrong?

My function looks like this: SIRsim %>% pfilter(Np=5000) -> pf logLik(pf)

From an online course lesson entitled Likelihood for POMPS https://kingaa.github.io/sbied/pfilter/ , this is the R script for the lesson. However, the code works here... I'm not sure how to reproduce my specific problem with it and unfortunately cannot share the dataset or code I am using because it is for academic research.

I try to model a SEIR for UK to evaluate the implemented containment measures and found some code with the pomp package here: https://kingaa.github.io/clim-dis/parest/parest.html I tried to transfer this to my case which adds one stage (E) and three more variables. In the end i want to do a least squared estimation to find the optimal beta. Data_UK_beta0 consists of the variable date (int from 0 to 165) and new_cases (from John Hopkins University dataset).

i have a website that use bootstrap 2.1.1 and the navbar on mobile device as a bug. When i click on the drop down icon, the navbar open very fast and collapse after that. When i reclick, it open normally, but if i click on the Produits dropdown that i sinside the original one, it open ok but when i click on a link inside this dropdown it seems to click on a link inside the background where another link was before i dropdown the menu. The navbar code is as follow:

I am a newbie R user. Now, I have a question related to write out multiple files with different names. Lets says that my data has the following structure:

I am going to use a real json. First of all, I should run the project that is written in Flask, then use the local host to achieve data. Here is the real Json I`m using

first thanks to read this. I did a workout app for my team, inspired by a yoga app tutorial. My problem is in the yoga app you don't have many sets, just one, and i would like to add sets. I tried to make a for(int i = 0; i < 50; i++) in my ShowExercises but it didn't work and i would like to have the exercise and the rest repeated, not just the exercise. Here is my code,

I am struggling to get a good code for below transformation FROM: (S (S (pomp:stem) (ous:suffix)) (ly:suffix))

To: (S (S (STEM pomp) (SUFFIX ous)) (SUFFIX ly))

Stem/suffix/prefix are standard terms while pomp/ous/ly will vary for each word. I have 1000+ such rows which needs to be transformed I tried regex match/findall with series of steps but not getting a clean results. Is there a quick way to solve this?

I'm trying to have a result produced based on 2 values that both are the result of formulas applied to multiple input fields.

I have succeeded somewhat in creating a multitude of if/else statements basically with the power of elimination of the smallest value first.

Now just this 'simple' if / else function is about 40~50 rows of code. and my lack of knowledge prevents me of finding a better solution. I hope someone could point me in a direction.

I've tried looking into selecting from an array but I don't feel this is the solution to my problem as there is not 1 value but 2 values are required.

How do I use relative positioning to display two lines of info on an image without the order of info affecting each other.

So here the Files badge to be displayed at the bottom of the image, with the MusicBrainz and * DIsocgs* badges above. Then Files and MusicBrainz should be at the same left alignment on the left of the image. The height is fine but unfortunately the badges are displayed in left to right aligned in the order they are added, I don't known how to fix this.

Also, I don't understand why hyperlink below the image is correctly aligned, why doesn't that get shifted over to the right ?