fit_spatq | R Documentation |
Uses optim
to find an optimum. If a previous fit is not
provided, the first fit uses the conjugate gradient method to improve
quickly. After that, the BFGS method is used to refine the optimization.
Termination tolerances and control parameters for optim
can be
provided through spatq_optcontrol
.
fit_spatq(obj, fit = NULL, optcontrol = spatq_optcontrol()) report_spatq(obj) sdreport_spatq( obj, bias.correct = !is.null(obj$env$random), bias.correct.control = list(sd = TRUE), getJointPrecision = FALSE, ... ) hessian_spatq(obj, fit)
obj |
A spatq |
fit |
Previous fit to use as starting values |
optcontrol |
a |
bias.correct |
Use bias correction for |
bias.correct.control |
Control list for |
getJointPrecision |
Return the joint fixed and random effect precision
matrix from |
... |
additional arguments to pass to |
An optimization object, report list, or sdreport list
report_spatq
: Get object report
sdreport_spatq
: Get object sdreport
hessian_spatq
: Get finite difference Hessian
John Best
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