plot_terms | R Documentation |
For each non-parametric covariate the plot of the term includes confidence intervals and the decomposition in fixed and random part when the term is reparameterized as a mixed model.
plot_terms(fitterms, data, conflevel = 0.95)
fitterms |
object returned from |
data |
dataframe with the data. |
conflevel |
numerical value for the confidence interval of the term. Default 0.95. |
plot of the terms for each non-parametric covariate included
in the object returned from fit_terms
.
Roman Minguez roman.minguez@uclm.es
Wood, S.N. (2017). Generalized Additive Models.
An Introduction with R
(second edition). CRC Press, Boca Raton.
fit_terms
compute smooth functions for non-parametric
continuous covariates.
plot_effects_nopar
plot the effects functions
of non-parametric covariates.
plot.gam
plot the terms fitted by
gam
function in mgcv package.
###################### unemployment for 103 Italian provinces in period 1996-2014. library(sptpsar) data(unemp_it); Wsp <- Wsp_it ###################### No Spatial Trend: PSAR including a spatial ###################### lag of the dependent variable form1 <- unrate ~ partrate + agri + cons + pspl(serv,nknots=15) + pspl(empgrowth,nknots=20) gamsar <- psar(form1,data=unemp_it,sar=TRUE,Wsp=Wsp_it) summary(gamsar) ###################### Fit non-parametric terms (spatial trend must be name "spttrend") list_varnopar <- c("serv","empgrowth") terms_nopar <- fit_terms(gamsar,list_varnopar) ###################### Plot non-parametric terms plot_terms(terms_nopar,unemp_it) @export
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