Parallel computation [revised]
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We have now completed our revision of the parallel computation paper and hope to send it to JCGS within a few days. As seen on the arXiv version, and given the very positive reviews we received, the changes are minor, mostly focusing on the explanation of the principle and on the argument that it comes essentially free. Pierre also redrew the graphs in a more compact and nicer way, thanks to the ggplot2 package abilities. In addition, Pierre put the R and python programs used in the paper on a public depository.
Filed under: R, Statistics, University life Tagged: ggplot2, independent Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, JCGS, parallel processing, Python, R, Rao-Blackwellisation
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