Are you running rstan 2.19.2?
That version has a bug in the vectorized ordered_logistic_lpmf
There is a temporary solution in the second post
Seems like the first thing to look at. Not sure if that could be the culprit for the RAM usage.
Are you running rstan 2.19.2?
That version has a bug in the vectorized ordered_logistic_lpmf
There is a temporary solution in the second post
Seems like the first thing to look at. Not sure if that could be the culprit for the RAM usage.