Cmdstanr: seed = 0 is invalid here (while it is valid in rstan)
Describe the issue
Just wanted to point out that while rstan accepts a seed of 0, cmdstanr allows only values over 1. Is this on purpose? It's just mildly annoying when I want to use rstan functions with cmdstanr
CmdStanR version number
0.1.3
fix in cmdstan needed
bnicenboim
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This is a limit that cmdstan enforces. I am not completely sure why its > 0 not >= 0.
Opened an issue: https://github.com/stan-dev/cmdstan/issues/941
rok-cesnovar
on 27 Oct 2020
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This was fixed in cmdstan and the next release will allow seed = 0. Will open a separate issue to track progress on supporting new 2.26 features that require changes in cmdstanr. Thanks!
rok-cesnovar
on 8 Dec 2020
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This was fixed in cmdstan and the next release will allow seed = 0. Will open a separate issue to track progress on supporting new 2.26 features that require changes in cmdstanr. Thanks!