angle.plot: Plot Fitted Results and Model Diagnostics
In jmdl: Joint Mean-Correlation Regression Approach for Discrete Longitudinal Data
Description
plot (a) fitted angles; (b) fitted correlations vs time lag;
(c) the empirical distribution function vs the fitted distribution function;
(d) the empirical correlations vs the fitted correlations, when the descrete
longitudinal dataset is balanced.
Usage
1
angle.plot(object, time)
Arguments
object
a fitted joint mean correlation model of class "JmdlMod", i.e.,
typically the result of jmdl().
time
a vector of obeservation time points
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Description
plot (a) fitted angles; (b) fitted correlations vs time lag; (c) the empirical distribution function vs the fitted distribution function; (d) the empirical correlations vs the fitted correlations, when the descrete longitudinal dataset is balanced.
Usage
1 | angle.plot(object, time)
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Arguments
object |
a fitted joint mean correlation model of class "JmdlMod", i.e., typically the result of jmdl(). |
time |
a vector of obeservation time points |
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