The script command "coda" is not necessary, unless you want to read in in
coda-format output. Necessary are the other commands: "history & save
(odc)". "save (txt)" lets you read the on-screen output of winbugs later as
a text-file.
Another way is also to take the saved last values of the chains a
I found a very simple way:
you start winbugs from R and state: debug=TRUE, start maybe with few
iterations, like 10.
If everything goes fine, open a new & empty "odc" document in winbugs. Now
scan the log file and find something like this:
update(10)
coda(*,C:/DOKUME~1/Frederic/LOKALE~1/Temp/Rtmp
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