lmviz: lmviz: A package to visualize linear models features and play...

Description

Description

The lmviz package contains a suite of shyny apps

SimpleLM

allows to input the parameters of a simple linear model and simulate from it, exploring the various diagnostics and sampling distributions

SampleDist

allows to input the parameters of a linear model and simulate from it, exploring the sampling distributions of the estimators of the coefficients

ConfInt

allows to input the parameters of a simple linear model and simulate from it, illustrating confidence intervals and regions for the coefficients

SlopeTest

allows to input the parameters of a simple linear model, simulate from it and repeatedly perform hypotheses testing on the slope, exploring repeated sampling properties

Prediction

allows to input the parameters of a simple linear model and simulate from it illustrating confidence and prediction intervals for E(Y|X=x)

MultipleLM

allows to input the parameters of a multiple linear model with two covariates and simulate from it, exploring the sampling distributions of the estimators of the coefficients

Collin

allows to input the parameters of a multiple linear model with two covariates and simulate from it, exploring the consequences of collinearity on sampling distributions and inferential procedures

LMBoard

the user can draw (the points of) a scatter diagram, the corresponding linear regression model is estimated

BadLM

allows to set a data generating mechanism violating the homoscedasticity and/or normality assumptions of the linear model and explore by simulation its consequences on inference

QuizResidual

a game in which the user is prompted to guess whether the diagnostic plots of a linear model suggest some hypotheses is violated

GuessTheLine

a game in which the user is shown a (random) scatter diagram and must guess the least squares line

GuessThePoints

a game in which the user must draw a scatter diagram compatible with a series of statistics


lmviz documentation built on Aug. 25, 2020, 1:06 a.m.