get_univariate_indices: For a multivariate model, get the indices in the full...
In MichaelHoltonPrice/yada: Yet Another Demographic Analysis package
View source: R/multivariate_models.R
Description
For a multivariate model, get the indices in the full parameter vector
(th_y) correspdoning to a given univariate model. The correlation term is
ignored for conditionally dependent models. Exactly one of j, k, or i must
be specified (see the help for get_var_index_multivariate for more on j, k
and i).
Usage
1
get_univariate_indices(mod_spec, j = NA, k = NA, i = NA)
Arguments
mod_spec
The model specification
j
The ordinal index
k
The continuous index
i
The overall index
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View source: R/multivariate_models.R
Description
For a multivariate model, get the indices in the full parameter vector (th_y) correspdoning to a given univariate model. The correlation term is ignored for conditionally dependent models. Exactly one of j, k, or i must be specified (see the help for get_var_index_multivariate for more on j, k and i).
Usage
1 | get_univariate_indices(mod_spec, j = NA, k = NA, i = NA)
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Arguments
mod_spec |
The model specification |
j |
The ordinal index |
k |
The continuous index |
i |
The overall index |
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