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Comments: ignition and escape models are Poisson, not Tweedie - #29

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@eliotmcintire eliotmcintire commented Oct 7, 2026 •

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Two code comments said the fitted models were Tweedie. They will be Poisson once the ignitionFit change is merged, so the comments now say that.

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fireSense_ignitionPredict.R:167 (the rpois call, formerly "can't use rtweedie") and :175 ("the escape model is tweedie") are reworded for count:poisson; no code changes. NEWS bullet added. Full suite via convertToPackage() + test_local(): 41 tests, 152 pass, 0 fail, 2 skipped.

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@eliotmcintire eliotmcintire added the backwards compatible Existing code and results keep working unchanged label Oct 7, 2026
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Not needed: the comments it fixes moved out with the draws in #33, and the replacement code in PredictiveEcology/fireSense_burn#31 already says Poisson.

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