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missing R code to generate plots in users guide

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Description

Summary:

markdown code includes png (speeds up build), but we don't
have the R code checked in which generates these images.

Description:

following files include pngs - need code which creates these

./stan-users-guide/simple-examples.Rmd
14:    dev = "png",
209:![Golf diagram](img/golfpicture.png)
./stan-users-guide/problematic-posteriors.Rmd
250:![Two intercepts with improper prior](img/non-identified.png)
254:![Two intercepts with proper prior](img/non-identified-plus-prior.png)
258:![Single intercepts with improper prior](img/one-param-identified.png)
./stan-users-guide/efficiency-tuning.Rmd
268:![Neal's funnel density](img/funnel.png)
297:![](img/funnel-fit.png)
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v2.18.0

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Research direction

Start by reading stan-users-guide/simple-examples.Rmd, problematic-posteriors.Rmd, and efficiency-tuning.Rmd, then review the referenced PNG paths. Add checked-in R code that generates golfpicture.png, non-identified.png, non-identified-plus-prior.png, one-param-identified.png, funnel.png, and funnel-fit.png, and verify the documentation build can use those outputs.

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Tech stack
r
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
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