compute_scores: compute_scores

In flipscores: Robust Score Testing in GLMs, by Sign-Flip Contributions

compute_scores

Description

Same usage as anova.glm. The parameter id is used too, if present in model0 (with priority) or in model1.

Usage

compute_scores(model0, model1, score_type = "standardized", ...)

Arguments

model0	a glm object with the model under the null hypothesis (i.e. the covariates, the nuisance parameters).
model1	a glm or a matrix (or vector). If it is a glm object, it has the model under the alternative hypothesis. The variables in model1 are the same variables in model0 plus one or more variables to be tested. Alternatively, if model1 is a matrix, it contains the tested variables column-wise.
score_type	The type of score that is computed. It is "orthogonalized", "effective" or "basic". "effective" and "orthogonalized" take into account the nuisance estimation.
...	other arguments.

Author(s)

Jesse Hemerik, Riccardo De Santis, Vittorio Giatti, Jelle Goeman and Livio Finos

Examples

set.seed(1)
Z=rnorm(20)
X=Z+rnorm(20)
Y=rpois(n=20,lambda=exp(Z+X))
mod0=glm(Y~Z,family="poisson")
X=data.frame(X=X)
scr0=compute_scores(model0 = mod0, model1 = X)
head(scr0)

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