| covparams_mmes | R Documentation |
Returns covariance parameters in the native, model-facing scale defined by each CovarianceFactor descriptor, rather than the unconstrained working coordinates or normalized variance ratios used internally by the optimizer.
covparams_mmes(object, term = NULL)
object |
A fitted object of class |
term |
Optional covariance-term name or numeric index. By default, all random and residual covariance terms are returned. |
Every CovarianceFactor descriptor carries a native reporting callback. Built-in
structures use it to report meaningful quantities such as level-specific
variances for dsm(), variances and covariances for usm(), and
variance-correlation parameters for correlation structures. Structural zeros
and internal coordinates such as log standard deviations, normalized Cholesky
coefficients, and variance ratios are not returned where the covariance model
provides a more direct native representation.
All built-in CovarianceFactor families provide native reporters, including identity, diagonal, unstructured, AR(1–3), compound-symmetry, moving-average, general-correlation, factor-analytic, antedependence, reduced-rank, Matern, Toeplitz, SAR, and CAR structures. Heterogeneous AR and compound-symmetry models report their dependence parameter together with level-specific variances rather than an overall variance plus variance ratios.
Both fixed and estimated covariance parameters are included. For an arbitrary Kronecker product, the product-level variance scale is absorbed by the first covariance-shaping factor. Subsequent factors are necessarily reported on their normalized relative scale because the product has only one identifiable overall scale.
User-defined ownm() structures can supply a native_report
callback. If none is supplied, their overall variance and naturally transformed
parameter values are returned.
Use covparams_mmes_se() when native-scale delta-method standard errors
are also required.
A data frame with columns term, factor, section,
parameter, and estimate. section identifies the
dsumm section a parameter belongs to and is NA otherwise.
covparams_mmes_se, mmes, vsm,
ownm
## Not run:
fit <- mmes(Yield ~ Env,
random = ~ vsm(dsm(Env), ism(Name)),
rcov = ~ units, data = DT_example)
covparams_mmes(fit)
fit$covParNative
## End(Not run)
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