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Getting Started with CmdStan · stan-dev/cmdstan Wiki · GitHub

CmdStan requires:

• A C++11 compiler
• The Gnu make utility for *nix, mingw_64 for Windows

See the Stan wiki page for a list of supported compilers. Note that for running CmdStan on Windows we recommend the toolchain that is bundled with Rtools40.

Python 3 users can install CmdStan using the install_cmdstan script included with CmdStanPy

The CmdStan releases page includes a link to a tar.gz file which contains CmdStan and all submodules. Download and unpack the latest release.

1. Clone CmdStan

   git clone https://github.com/stan-dev/cmdstan.git --recursive
   

2. run make target stan-update which recursively installs the stan and stan-math submodules and the stanc compiler.

The make target help will display options.

1. Build all tools (optional): make build

2. Build a model foo/bar.stan

   linux / mac: make foo/bar

   windows: make foo/bar.exe

From the cmdstan home directory, compile the bernoulli.stan model specified in the examples/bernoulli folder:

make examples/bernoulli/bernoulli

Run the default sampling algorithm using the data specified in bernoulli.data.R. This prints out information while the algorithm runs and outputs a file output.csv in the current directory:

examples/bernoulli/bernoulli sample data file=examples/bernoulli/bernoulli.data.R

Use the stansummary script to summarize the information and print to standard output:

bin/stansummary output.csv

If the branch is feature/foo-bar, from the cmdstan home directory:

make stan-update/feature/foo-bar

Simply run make stan-update from the cmdstan home directory.

It may be helpful at times to run manual git commands in the repos. Stan is a submodule within CmdStan and is located in the stan/ folder. The math library is a submodule within Stan and is located in the stan/lib/stan_math directory.

To keep everything up-to-date manually, run git pull within the home directory of each repo (cmdstan, stan, and math). Similarly, to change branches for one of these repos, simply git checkout that branch within the home directory of that repo.

See Threading support at stan-dev/math

See MPI Parallelism at stan-dev/math

Comprehensive documentation is available from the CmdStan Interface User's Guide, distributed with each release.

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