.forwardBackSig: Master function to find out if the variable is significant...
In MangoTheCat/autoPricing: This package is for carrying out automated glm pricing analysis for frequency and severity models
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Description
Master function to find out if the variable is significant when you add a variable
Usage
1
.forwardBackSig(theModel, currVar, alg="forward", ...)
Arguments
theModel
this is the candidate model
currVar
this is the current variable being investigated
alg
this is the algoirthm being used either forward or backward
Value
The model that will be used and whether the currVar was significant or not
Note
This is an internal function and should not be used by the user
Author(s)
Chibisi Chima-Okereke cchima-okereke@mango-solutions.com
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also
Description
Master function to find out if the variable is significant when you add a variable
Usage
1 | .forwardBackSig(theModel, currVar, alg="forward", ...)
|
Arguments
|
this is the candidate model |
|
this is the current variable being investigated |
|
this is the algoirthm being used either forward or backward |
Value
The model that will be used and whether the currVar was significant or not
Note
This is an internal function and should not be used by the user
Author(s)
Chibisi Chima-Okereke cchima-okereke@mango-solutions.com
See Also
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