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Four chains in two replicates were run during 2 million generations, convergence was evaluated using Tracer 1.4 and accepted when the effective sample sizes of all parameters combining both runs reached 100 as recommended.
This method is more suitable to the present boundary value problem as it has advantages like automatic grid generation and convergence test in order to get very accurate results compared to Runge Kutta-fourth oRunge Kutta-fourthlacks these features.
Analyses incorporating K values of 1-16 werunrun for 1,000,000 generations with a burn-in of 100,000 generations, with convergence in estimated parameter values checked over 10 independent runs for each K.
Fast-forward several generations of convergence: Could light-field video cameras come down orders of magnitude in cost and size, such that they could make their way on to our smartphones?
We examined the effect of changing K (population size) and Gmax (maximum number of generations) on convergence using the DGA method.
Table 6 shows the first- and last-generation occurrence frequency of each texture in the results of Cases 1 and 2. The results of the questionnaires and the number of generations for convergence when simulations in each case were terminated are shown in Table 7.
Final Bayesian analyses were run for 2*10 generations, and convergence was assessed as above.
Bayesian inference analysis was performed with the MrBayes 3.2.1 for 10 million generations with convergence at 0.017.
