View source: R/add_model_fits.R
add_model_fits | R Documentation |
A wrapper function for get_model_fits, which performs the entire fitting workflow for a single model to a nested tibble of dsf data, from starting parameter estimation to extraction of tmas for individaul model components.
add_model_fits(
by_var,
which_models,
dsfworld_models = TRUE,
model_pars = NULL,
model_formula = NULL,
model_lower_bound = NULL,
...
)
by_var |
A nested tibble, as output by tidy_for_tmas. Contains at least two columns; .var, a character column containing unique identifiers for each dataset, by which by_var is nested, and data, a nested tibble containing numeric columns corresponding to normalized temperature, value, and the first derivative of the normalized value. Default names are "Temperature_norm", "value_norm", and "drfu_norm", corresponding to the names output by tidy_for_tmas. However, alternative column names may used by supplying them in the ... argument. These names are passed to get_estimates. |
which_models |
the names of the models from the set of dsfworld models, to be fit. Model options are: "model_1", "model_2" . . . to "model_6" |
dsfworld_models |
a boolean. If TRUE, indicates that fits will be performed to the provided dsfworld models. If false, all model information must be provided by the user. I haven't worked through an example of what this would actually look like in the full workflow, so I suspect that this wrapper function wouldn't adapt seamlessly to an external model without at least some minor adaptations. |
model_pars |
an argument required only if the user wants to provide their own model, rather than using the dsfworld models. |
model_formula |
an argument required only if the user wants to provide their own model, rather than using the dsfworld models. |
model_lower_bound |
an argument required only if the user wants to provide their own model, rather than using the dsfworld models. |
... |
additional arguments, passed to the downstream functions: add_estimates, add_start_pars, add_nls, add_model_stats, add_model_preds, add_model_tmas. |
A nested tibble, as described by get_model_fits. Each model gets it's own row.
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