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# regression model fitter and partial evaluator
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#' @name reg.linreg
#' @aliases reg.linreg
#' @title Linear regression processor
#' @description This function will take a data frame and the dependent variable and fit all possible combinations of models.
#' The result will be a data frame of models and test statistics for all the models possible. The test statistics are current set and contain all
#' the following: R-squared, Adjusted R-squared, Degree of freedom, Residual standard error, AIC, BIC, Durbin-Watson statistic.
#' @usage reg.linreg(dataframe,dependent)
#' @param dataframe :a data frame, which includes the dependent variable
#' @param dependent :dependent variable
#' @examples reg.linreg(mtcars,"mpg")
reg.linreg <- function(dataframe, dependent){
dff <- dataframe
Y <- dataframe[,dependent]
dataframe <- dataframe[,names(dataframe) != dependent]
n <- dim(dataframe)[1]
p <- dim(dataframe)[2]
w<-rep(1,n)
count <- 1
me <- mean(Y)
# model <- as.data.frame(matrix(nrow = 2^p-1, ncol = 1))
rs <- numeric(2^p-1)
ars <- numeric(2^p-1)
std.err <- numeric(2^p-1)
dof <- numeric(2^p-1)
aic <- numeric(2^p-1)
bic <- numeric(2^p-1)
dw <- numeric(2^p-1)
for (i in 1 : dim(dataframe)[2]) {
comb <- combn(p,i)
for (j in 1:dim(comb)[2]) {
# create design matrix
X <- as.matrix(cbind(1, dataframe[,comb[,j]]))
#model[,count] <- comb[,j]
# fitting model
fit <- lm.fit(x = X, y = Y)
# test statistics
# r_squared
SSE <- sum((Y - fit$fitted.values)^2)
SSR <- sum((fit$fitted.values - me)^2)
SSTO <- sum((Y - me)^2)
rs[count] <- reg.r.squared(SSR,SSTO)
# adjusted r squared
ars[count] <- reg.adj.r.squared(rs,n,p)
# degree of freedom
dof[count] <- reg.dof(fit)
# standard error
std.err[count] <- reg.std.err(SSE,dof[count])
# AIC
aic[count] <- reg.aic(fit,w)
# BIC
bic[count] <- reg.bic(fit,w)
# Durbin-Watcon
dw[count] <- reg.dw(fit)
#print(rs)
#print(ars)
#print(aic)
#print(bic)
#print(count)
count <- count +1
}
result <- data.frame(reg.model(dff,dependent), ars, dof, std.err,aic, bic,dw)
}
return(result)
}
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