printBr: Print Birges's ratio and confidence interval.
In ppernot/FitOCTlib: Stan-based functions to fit OCT signals
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
Description
Print Birges's ratio and confidence interval.
Usage
1
Arguments
fit
an object (list or stanfit) issued from a stan code
prob
a probability threshold
silent
a logical controling standard output
Details
Birges's ratio and a 95
fitMonoExp or fitExpGP models. For the latter, the number of
degrees of freedom is based on a count of active control points
in the GP model. Parameter prob defines the probability
above which a control point is considered active by differing
from zero.
Value
Returns invisibly a list containing
- br
the estimated value of the Birge's ratio
- ndf
the estimated number of degrees of freedom
- CI95
a 95% interval for admissible values of br
- alert
a possible warning message, or NULL
Author(s)
Pascal PERNOT
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
Description
Print Birges's ratio and confidence interval.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
fit |
an object (list or stanfit) issued from a stan code |
prob |
a probability threshold |
silent |
a logical controling standard output |
Details
Birges's ratio and a 95
fitMonoExp or fitExpGP models. For the latter, the number of
degrees of freedom is based on a count of active control points
in the GP model. Parameter prob defines the probability
above which a control point is considered active by differing
from zero.
Value
Returns invisibly a list containing
- br
the estimated value of the Birge's ratio
- ndf
the estimated number of degrees of freedom
- CI95
a 95% interval for admissible values of br
- alert
a possible warning message, or NULL
Author(s)
Pascal PERNOT
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