best_linear_model_in_this_analysis: Find suitable linear model
In YuHinYip/meteo_analysis: Analysis of climate change
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Value
View source: R/meteo_functions.R
Description
Instead of doing manual again, if you are using the same data, it should have the same best linear model to explain dataset. In case of you want to remove other variables or interaction, it have to do it manually
Usage
1
best_linear_model_in_this_analysis(dataset)
Arguments
dataset
data frame
Details
expected the data is the combination of two weather data, to have the right formula, if using the same kind of data
Value
a linear model to explain dataset
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
View source: R/meteo_functions.R
Description
Instead of doing manual again, if you are using the same data, it should have the same best linear model to explain dataset. In case of you want to remove other variables or interaction, it have to do it manually
Usage
1 | best_linear_model_in_this_analysis(dataset)
|
Arguments
dataset |
data frame |
Details
expected the data is the combination of two weather data, to have the right formula, if using the same kind of data
Value
a linear model to explain dataset
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