calc_singleBootstrapCI: Calculate a pointwise confidence interval band for a single...
In bauer-alex/FoSIntro: Convenience Functions for Semiparametric Function-on-Scalar Regression
View source: R/bootstrap_CIs.R
Description
Function to calculate a pointwise confidence interval (CI) band for a single
smooth term, based on the output of bootstrap_pffr.
This function is normally called more comfortably by using calc_bootstrapCIs.
However, compared to the latter function, it also offers the additional
possibility to compute CIs for differences of two smooths.
NOTE: Only 1D and 2D smooths are currently handled correctly!
Usage
1
calc_singleBootstrapCI(bs_results, select, alpha = 0.05)
Arguments
bs_results
Output of function bootstrap_pffr
select
Index of smooth term to be looked at. If a vector of length two
is passed, then the CI will be computed for the difference of the second smooth
minus the first smooth.
alpha
(1-alpha) CIs are calculated. The default 0.05 leads to 95% CIs
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View source: R/bootstrap_CIs.R
Description
Function to calculate a pointwise confidence interval (CI) band for a single
smooth term, based on the output of bootstrap_pffr.
This function is normally called more comfortably by using calc_bootstrapCIs.
However, compared to the latter function, it also offers the additional
possibility to compute CIs for differences of two smooths.
NOTE: Only 1D and 2D smooths are currently handled correctly!
Usage
1 | calc_singleBootstrapCI(bs_results, select, alpha = 0.05)
|
Arguments
bs_results |
Output of function |
select |
Index of smooth term to be looked at. If a vector of length two is passed, then the CI will be computed for the difference of the second smooth minus the first smooth. |
alpha |
|
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