Yes, of course, here’s how I am running this model:
from cmdstanpy import CmdStanModel
import numpy as np
program = "model.stan"
model = CmdStanModel(stan_file=program)
data = {"Rexp": 1.710,
"Rexp_err": 0.019,
"wbexp": 0.0224,
"wbexp_err": 0.0001}
inits = {"h": 0.7,
"Omega_b": 0.05,
"Omega_c": 0.25,
"Omega_r": 0.0001}
fit = model.sample(data=data, show_console=True, chains=1, inits=inits)
Is it possible to change the compilation flags that are sent to gcc to give further information on performing illegal memory access? (I’m very far away from being an expert on the matter, but I do remember there being flags on gcc to assist us with that, during runtime of course).