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Sequential reduction for discrete latent variables in ecological and evolutionary models using RTMB
Statistical models of ecological and evolutionary dynamics often include latent variables that are either continuous (e.g., average body size) or discrete (e.g., numerical abundance). Mixed-type hierarchical models containing both are typically fitted using Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC), which can
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