Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/bayesianSTmodel.R
a function to model curves using a spatio-temporal bayesian modelling using CARBayesST
library
1 2 | fitCARBayesST(datain, xvar, trait, k = NULL, graphDist, burnin = 500,
n.sample = 1500, formulaModel, typeModel = "anova", verbose)
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datain |
input dataframe of parameters |
xvar |
character, time variable (ex: thermalTime) |
trait |
character, parameter of interest (ex: plantHeight) |
k |
numeric, number of nearest neighbours to be returned |
graphDist |
logical, display distance graph |
burnin |
The number of MCMC samples to discard as the burn-in period |
n.sample |
The number of MCMC samples to generate |
formulaModel |
A formula for the covariate part of the model using the syntax of the lm() function. see |
typeModel |
character, choice of the model, |
verbose |
logical FALSE by default, if TRUE display information about the progress |
the input dataset must contain Position,Line,Ref,scenario,genotypeAlias columns. The function is not generic and needs specific columns names in the input data set. Please have a look of the struture of the data set used in the example.
a list with a spatio-temporal object (CARBayesST) and a dataframe of the formated data
CARBayesST
, ST.CARanova
and spdep
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | library(phisStatR)
mydata<-plant1
mydata<-filter(mydata,!is.na(mydata$thermalTime))
str(mydata)
test<-fitCARBayesST(datain=mydata,xvar="thermalTime",trait="plantHeight",k=2,
graphDist=TRUE,burnin=10,n.sample=110,
formulaModel=as.formula(plantHeight~scenario+genotypeAlias),
typeModel="anova",verbose=FALSE)
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