control.gcpo {INLA} | R Documentation

## control.gcpo

### Description

Control variables in `⁠control.*⁠` for use with `inla()`. The functions can be used to TAB-complete arguments, and returns a list of the default control arguments, unless overridden by specific input arguments.

### Usage

    control.gcpo(
      enable = FALSE,
      num.level.sets = -1,
      size.max = 32,
      strategy = c("posterior", "prior"),
      groups = NULL,
      selection = NULL,
      group.selection = NULL,
      friends = NULL,
      weights = NULL,
      verbose = FALSE,
      epsilon = 0.005,
      prior.diagonal = 1e-04,
      correct.hyperpar = TRUE,
      keep = NULL,
      remove = NULL,
      remove.fixed = TRUE
    )

    inla.set.control.gcpo.default(...)

### Arguments

`enable` | TODO
`num.level.sets` | TODO
`size.max` | TODO
`strategy` | TODO
`groups` | TODO
`selection` | TODO
`group.selection` | TODO
`friends` | TODO
`weights` | TODO
`verbose` | TODO
`epsilon` | TODO
`prior.diagonal` | TODO
`correct.hyperpar` | TODO
`keep` | TODO
`remove` | TODO
`remove.fixed` | TODO
`...` | Named arguments passed on to the main function

### Details

(For experts only!) Set control variables for the gcpo in control.compute. The intended use is to use `inla.group.cv`. Refer to `?inla.group.cv` and the vignette for details.

### See Also

Other control: `control.bgev()`, `control.compute()`, `control.expert()`, `control.family()`, `control.fixed()`, `control.group()`, `control.hazard()`, `control.inla()`, `control.lincomb()`, `control.link()`, `control.lp.scale()`, `control.mix()`, `control.mode()`, `control.numa()`, `control.pardiso()`, `control.pom()`, `control.predictor()`, `control.scopy()`, `control.sem()`, `control.stiles()`, `control.taucs()`, `control.update()`, `control.vb()`

[Package INLA version 25.06.07 Index]