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Stan App For Mac

1 Jan 2000admin
Stan App For Mac 3,3/5 5618 votes

Users specify log density functions in Stan's probabilistic programming language. Shell, MATLAB, Julia, Stata) and runs on all major platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows). Stan is freedom-respecting, open-source software (new BSD core, some.

Steermouse license key mac. This page describes the prerequisite C++ toolchain installation procedure for RStan on the Mojave version Mac OS X. They should also work for pre-Mojave versions of Mac OS X, but in that case we instead recommend a different installer. Mojave seems to break a lot of things in different ways for different people, so if you run into trouble, ask on https://discourse.mc-stan.org/ .

First, determine if you already have Xcode installed

  • Type command + space to open Spotlight.
  • In the upper right of your screen, where Spotlight opens, enter xcode into the search box.
  • If Xcode does not pop up under 'Applications' heading, you do not have Xcode installed.
    • Open 'App Store' application
    • Search for 'xcode', choose Xcode, and follow its steps to install Xcode (using all default options is fine for Stan).
    • Open Xcode once to accept the license agreement (don't forget this step!!)
  • If Xcode does pop up under 'Applications', make sure you have the latest version.
    • Click command + space to open Spotlight.
    • Enter enter app store into search box for Spotlight in upper right of your screen.
    • Click on App Store under Applications to open.
    • In App Store, click on Updates menu item (below blue downarrow).
    • If Xcode has an update, click to install.
    • Open Xcode once to accept the license agreement (don't forget this step!!)

Thanks to the notes here by @coatless for the instructions below. First, run in the command line:

Then, fix ~/.R/Makevars:

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Then start R and run install.packages('rstan').

Clone this wiki locally

You might want to contact the developer or publisher of an app for help if you experience one of these issues:

  • All apps on your iPhone open and function as expected, except for one.
  • You previously bought a non-consumable in-app purchase and aren't able to restore your purchases in the app.

For iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps

  1. Open the App Store on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Make sure that you're signed in with the Apple ID that you purchased or downloaded the app with.
  2. Search for the app, then tap it. Or to find the app in your purchases, tap Today, then tap the My Account button or your photo at the top of the screen. Tap Purchased, then find the app. You might need to tap 'Not on this [device]' to see all of your apps.
  3. Swipe up to find the Ratings & Reviews section, then tap App Support. If you don't see App Support, make sure that you're signed in with the correct Apple ID.

For apps on your Apple Watch

Use the iPhone that's paired with your Apple Watch and follow the steps for iPhone.

For apps on your Mac

  1. Open the App Store on your Mac. Make sure that you're signed in with the Apple ID that you purchased or downloaded the app with. If you didn't get the app from the App Store on your Mac, read about how to contact a third-party developer.
  2. Search for the app, then click it. Or to find the app in your purchases, click the sign-in button or your photo at the bottom of the sideba, then find the app and click it.
  3. On the right side of the window, click the app's support link. Scroll to the Ratings & Reviews section, then click App Support. If you don't see App Support, make sure that you're signed in with the correct Apple ID.

For apps on your Apple TV

  1. Open the App Store on your Apple TV. Make sure that you're signed in with the Apple ID that you purchased or downloaded the app with.
  2. Search for the app, then choose it.
  3. Scroll to the bottom of the page. You'll find the developer's website in the Information section.

If you're using an Apple TV (3rd generation), search the Internet for the name of the app to find the developer.