| leCessie.test | R Documentation | 
Performs the le Cressie-van Houwelingen test for goodness-of-fit for a logistic regression model.
leCessie.test(object, bandwidth, newterms)
| object | an object of class "glm" on which to perform the test. | 
| bandwidth | the bandwidth for smoothing the residuals. | 
| newterms | any new variables to add to the model. Expressed as the right-hand side of a formula. | 
If bandwidth is missing, then the mean distance between observations
is used.
An object of class "lecessie" having these components:
| method | a description of the method. | 
| statistic | the test statistic. | 
| parameters | the degrees of freedom of the chi-squared test. | 
| p.value | the attained p-level of the test statistic. | 
| data.name |  the name of  | 
| alternative | the alternate hypothesis–"some lack of fit." | 
| estimate | the estimated values for the test. | 
| object |  the original  | 
| target.object |  the  | 
| bandwidth | the bandwidth used for smoothing the residuals. | 
| max.distance | the maximum distance between observations. | 
| smoothed.residuals | the smoothed residuals. | 
| distance.matrix | a matrix of the distances between observations. | 
| hat | the hat matrix. | 
The null hypothesis is "no lack of fit." Rejection of the null hypothesis indicates "some lack of fit."
le Cessie, S. and van Houwelingen, H.C., 1995, Testing the fit of a regression model via score tests in random effects models: Biometrics, v. 51, p 600-614.
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