When you run stan in the user feedback you get the time taken to run each chain - i.e.: [Screenshot 2021-01-15 at 12.52.27] In the screen-shot this chain took 11988.5 seconds. Is this information stored in the brmsfit object and if yes how can I extract it ?

Is the time taken to run Stan stored in the brmsfit object?

andrjohns January 17, 2021, 1:42pm 6

Try:

rstan::get_elapsed_time(fit_dims$fit)

$fit returns the underlying stanfit object from brms

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