Last updated: 2019-06-04

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Knit directory: daarem/analysis/

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Rmd cafea43 Peter Carbonetto 2019-06-04 Added essential workflowr files.

This workflowr site contains a few demonstrations of how the DAAREM method (“Damped Anderson acceleration with restarts for EM”) can be used to substantially accelerate EM and other co-ordinate ascent updates for fitting simple and not-so-simple models.

Follow the links below to browse the demonstrations.