CMOR: Cross-sectional Multivariate Ordinal Regression Models.

Description Usage Arguments Details

Description

CMOR fits a cross-sectional ordinal regression model.

Usage

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CMOR(formula, data, link = "probit", error.structure = corGeneral(~1),
  weights = NULL, coef.constraints = NULL, coef.values = NULL,
  threshold.constraints = NULL, threshold.values = NULL, se = FALSE,
  start.values = NULL, solver = "newuoa")

Arguments

formula

a formula object for multivariate responses in the form of
cbind(Y1, ..., Yj) ~ X1 + ... + Xp. Responses need to be ordered factors.

data

data.frame containing the ordinal observations and the regression coefficients of the model

link

"probit" or "logit" link function

error.structure

different error.structures: general correlation structure (default)
corGeneral(~1), general covariance structure covGeneral(~1), factor dependent correlation structure covGeneral(~f), factor dependent covariance structure covGeneral(~f) or covariate dependent corEqui structure corEqui(~X). See error.structures or 'Details'.

weights

(optional) case weights (default is 1). Negative weights are not allowed.

coef.constraints

vector or matrix of constraints on coefficients. See 'Details'.

coef.values

matrix setting fixed values on the regression coefficients. See 'Details'.

threshold.constraints

vector of constraints on thresholds. See 'Details'.

threshold.values

(optional) list of fixed values for threshold parameters. See 'Details'.

se

logical, if TRUE standard errors are computed.

start.values

(optional) vector of starting values.

solver

choose applicable solver of optimx (default is newuoa)

Details

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MultOrd documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:49 p.m.