get_se: Estimate the standard error of parameters using the delta...
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get_se R Documentation
Estimate the standard error of parameters using the delta method
Description
This function returns the SE of parameters, as a proportion of their
parameter estimates, calculated using the delta method as implemented in the
car package. If the parameter does not exist, this function will return NA.
Usage
get_se(fit, expression)
Arguments
fit
A fit object for a particular model - in this case the actual lm
or nls object
expression
The expression for which the SE is being calculated
Value
The SE as a proportion of the parameter estimate.
Author(s)
Granville J Matheson, mathesong@gmail.com
Examples
data(mtcars)
a <- lm(mpg ~ cyl + disp, data=mtcars)
get_se(a, "cyl")
get_se(a, "cyl/disp")
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Estimate the standard error of parameters using the delta method
Description
This function returns the SE of parameters, as a proportion of their parameter estimates, calculated using the delta method as implemented in the car package. If the parameter does not exist, this function will return NA.
Usage
get_se(fit, expression)
Arguments
fit |
A fit object for a particular model - in this case the actual lm or nls object |
expression |
The expression for which the SE is being calculated |
Value
The SE as a proportion of the parameter estimate.
Author(s)
Granville J Matheson, mathesong@gmail.com
Examples
data(mtcars)
a <- lm(mpg ~ cyl + disp, data=mtcars)
get_se(a, "cyl")
get_se(a, "cyl/disp")
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