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See attached example. Still can go negative when the model syntax has custom start values. I suppose this might mean that the test is also just not correct if the user has start values in their syntax. SB2010NegativeAgain.pdf
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Here's a re-run with 0.6-1.1176. No longer negative, but the numbers are totally different and don't match 0.5-20 (which was one version we may have had some independent confirmation that the tests were correct).
Out of curiosity, however, I re-ran with 0.5-20. 0.5-20 matches 0.6-1.1163 (and has a negative difference test). Problem appears to be with the starting values for one of the error variances.
The discrepancies in the present version (0.6-1.1176) appear to start with version 0.6-1.1164 and go through a few iterations of different numbers. If we have independent confirmation of a correct difference test at some point, I'd vote for adding this to the tests folder.
See attached example. Still can go negative when the model syntax has custom start values. I suppose this might mean that the test is also just not correct if the user has start values in their syntax.
SB2010NegativeAgain.pdf
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