model_terms: Parse a formula object into its left-hand-side and...
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model_terms R Documentation
Parse a formula object into its left-hand-side and right-hand-side components
Description
Parse a formula object into its left-hand-side and right-hand-side components
Usage
model_terms(x)
Arguments
x
Formula to parse
Value
list with named elements "lhs" and "rhs", containing variables on each respective side of the equation
Examples
# Set up a hypothetical function, then decompose into left-hand and
# right-hand sides
form <- formula(outcome ~ treatment + confounder + unit + time)
model_terms(form)
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Parse a formula object into its left-hand-side and right-hand-side components
Description
Parse a formula object into its left-hand-side and right-hand-side components
Usage
model_terms(x)
Arguments
x |
Formula to parse |
Value
list with named elements "lhs" and "rhs", containing variables on each respective side of the equation
Examples
# Set up a hypothetical function, then decompose into left-hand and
# right-hand sides
form <- formula(outcome ~ treatment + confounder + unit + time)
model_terms(form)
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