predict_clust: Creates a character string expression to calculate the...
In kmlcov: Clustering longitudinal data using the likelihood as a metric of distance
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Note
Description
Given the covariates and the name of the coefficients
corresponding to a given cluster, the function construct
a character string, which will be used to calculate the
predicted values.
Usage
1
predict_clust(cov, nomCoef, nom_model)
Arguments
cov
Name of the covariates.
nomCoef
Name of the coefficients.
nom_model
Name of the glm model.
Details
To calculate the predicted values in each cluster, we
need the values of the covariates in the data and the
right coefficients in the 'glm' object. To do this we
construct an expression which will be evaluated inside
glmClust.
Value
A character string of the expression of the predicted
values of a given cluster.
Note
Meant to be used internally.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note
Description
Given the covariates and the name of the coefficients corresponding to a given cluster, the function construct a character string, which will be used to calculate the predicted values.
Usage
1 | predict_clust(cov, nomCoef, nom_model)
|
Arguments
cov |
Name of the covariates. |
nomCoef |
Name of the coefficients. |
nom_model |
Name of the glm model. |
Details
To calculate the predicted values in each cluster, we
need the values of the covariates in the data and the
right coefficients in the 'glm' object. To do this we
construct an expression which will be evaluated inside
glmClust.
Value
A character string of the expression of the predicted values of a given cluster.
Note
Meant to be used internally.
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