getFormulaPredictors: Get predictors specified in a formula.
In DHARMa: Residual Diagnostics for Hierarchical (Multi-Level / Mixed) Regression Models
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Get predictors specified in a formula.
Description
Gets additional predictor(s) specified as a formula for plotResiduals, recalculateResiduals, testCategorical, testQuantiles, testTemporalAutocorrelation, testSpatialAutocorrelation. Predictors are extracted from the data frame stored in the model object. If observations were removed during model fitting due to NAs, these rows are excluded automatically by getFormulaPredictors.
Usage
getFormulaPredictors(simulationOutput, formula)
Arguments
simulationOutput
simulationOutput (DHARMa object).
formula
the formula to be evaluated, typically consisting of one variable except for plotResiduals (optional multiple variables) and testSpatialAutocorrelation (mandatory x and y).
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Get predictors specified in a formula.
Description
Gets additional predictor(s) specified as a formula for plotResiduals, recalculateResiduals, testCategorical, testQuantiles, testTemporalAutocorrelation, testSpatialAutocorrelation. Predictors are extracted from the data frame stored in the model object. If observations were removed during model fitting due to NAs, these rows are excluded automatically by getFormulaPredictors.
Usage
getFormulaPredictors(simulationOutput, formula)
Arguments
simulationOutput |
simulationOutput (DHARMa object). |
formula |
the formula to be evaluated, typically consisting of one variable except for plotResiduals (optional multiple variables) and testSpatialAutocorrelation (mandatory x and y). |
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