fparse | R Documentation |
Formula input from e.g., lm, may be extended to include mediators, quadratic and partial terms using a standard syntax. This is use by lmCor
and mediate
.
fparse(expr)
expr |
A legitimate expression in the form y ~ x1 , etc. (see details) |
The basic formula input given as DV1 + DV2 ~ IV1 + IV2 + (IV3) + I(IV4^2) - IV5 will be parsed to return 2 DVs (1 and 2), two normal IVs (1 and 2), a mediator (IV3) a quadratic (IV4) and a variable to be partialed (IV5). See the various examples in lmCor
and mediate
.
y |
A list of elements from the left side of the formula |
x |
A list of elements from the right side of the formula |
m |
A list of those elements of the formula included in () |
prod |
A list of elements separated by a * sign |
ex |
A list of elements marked by I() |
William Revelle
fparse(DV ~ IV1 + IV2 * IV2*IV3 + (IV4) + I(IV5^2) )
#somewhat more complicated
fparse(DV1 + DV2 ~ IV1 + IV2 + IV3*IV4 + I(IV5^2) + I(Iv6^2) + (IV7) + (IV8) - IV9)
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