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update hmm-example.Rmd to new syntax #221

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Expand Up @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ of the initial state. Posterior draws from the hidden states can be computed
separately.

A more complete mathematical definition of the HMM model and function interface
is given in the [Hidden Markov Models](https://mc-stan.org/docs/2_24/functions-reference/hidden-markov-models.html)
is given in the [Hidden Markov Models](https://mc-stan.org/docs/functions-reference/hidden-markov-models.html)
section of the Function Reference Guide.

There are three functions
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```{stan, output.var = "", eval = FALSE}
data {
int N; // Number of observations
real y[N];
array[N] real y;
}
```

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```{stan, output.var = "", eval = FALSE}
generated quantities {
int[N] y_sim = hmm_latent_rng(log_omega, Gamma, rho)
array[N] int y_sim = hmm_latent_rng(log_omega, Gamma, rho);
}
```

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