| outlierSTA | R Documentation |
Function to identify observations with standardized residuals exceeding
rLimit. If not provided rLimit is computed as
qnorm(1 - 0.5 / rDf) where rDf is the residual degrees
of freedom for the model. This value is then restricted to the interval
2..4. Alternatively a custom limit may be provided.
If verbose = TRUE a summary is printed of outliers and observations
that have the same value for commonFactors. The column outlier in the
output can be used to distinguish real outliers from observations included
because of their commonFactors.
outlierSTA(
STA,
trials = NULL,
traits = NULL,
what = NULL,
rLimit = NULL,
commonFactors = NULL,
verbose = TRUE
)
STA |
An object of class |
trials |
A character vector specifying the trials for which outliers
should be identified. If |
traits |
A character vector specifying the traits for which outliers should be identified. |
what |
A character string indicating whether the outliers should be
identified for the fitted model with genotype as fixed
( |
rLimit |
A numerical value used for determining when a value is
considered an outlier. All observations with standardized residuals
exceeding |
commonFactors |
A character vector specifying the names of columns
in |
verbose |
Should the outliers be printed to the console? |
A list with two components:
indicator - a list of numeric vectors indicating the location of the outliers in the data
outliers - a data.frame containing the outliers and observations
similar to the outliers as defined by commonFactors
## Fit a model using lme4.
modLme <- fitTD(TD = TDHeat05,
traits = "yield",
design = "res.rowcol",
engine = "lme4")
## Detect outliers in the standardized residuals of the fitted model.
outliers <- outlierSTA(STA = modLme,
traits = "yield")
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