getfact: getfact extracts parameter estimates for a given factor from...
In haddonm/r4cpue: Functions to assist with CPUE standardization
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
getfact extracts the parameter estimates for a given factor from a CEout object.
It does this by searching to rownames of the output parameters of the optimum model.
It also checks for interaction terms, which for categorical factors is the same as
determining a trend of the two factors relative to each other. e.g. for Zone:Month
the outcome is the monthly trend for each zone.
Usage
1
getfact(inmat, invar)
Arguments
inmat
generally this will be a CEout object but it can be
a matrix of coefficients, an lm object, or a gam object
invar
the model variable whose parameters are wanted
Value
a matrix containing the parameters for invar
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
getfact extracts the parameter estimates for a given factor from a CEout object. It does this by searching to rownames of the output parameters of the optimum model. It also checks for interaction terms, which for categorical factors is the same as determining a trend of the two factors relative to each other. e.g. for Zone:Month the outcome is the monthly trend for each zone.
Usage
1 | getfact(inmat, invar)
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Arguments
inmat |
generally this will be a CEout object but it can be a matrix of coefficients, an lm object, or a gam object |
invar |
the model variable whose parameters are wanted |
Value
a matrix containing the parameters for invar
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