testvec_for_gamm4: Function to calculate the test vector for an object fitted...
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testvec_for_gamm4 R Documentation
Function to calculate the test vector for an object fitted with gamm4
Description
Function to calculate the test vector for an object fitted with gamm4
Usage
testvec_for_gamm4(mod, name, sigma2 = NULL, nrlocs = 7)
Arguments
mod
an object fitted with gamm4
name
character; name of the covariate for which inference should be
calculated
sigma2
variance to be used in the covariance definition. If NULL,
the estimate mod$gam$sig2 is used.
nrlocs
number of locations at which p-values and intervals are to be computed
for non-linear terms. This directly corresponds to a sequence of nrlocs quantiles
of the given covariate values.
Details
Function provides the test vectors for every location of the given covariate
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| testvec_for_gamm4 | R Documentation |
Function to calculate the test vector for an object fitted with gamm4
Description
Function to calculate the test vector for an object fitted with gamm4
Usage
testvec_for_gamm4(mod, name, sigma2 = NULL, nrlocs = 7)
Arguments
mod |
an object fitted with |
name |
character; name of the covariate for which inference should be calculated |
sigma2 |
variance to be used in the covariance definition. If |
nrlocs |
number of locations at which p-values and intervals are to be computed
for non-linear terms. This directly corresponds to a sequence of |
Details
Function provides the test vectors for every location of the given covariate
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