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I know how to fit generalized linear models (GLMs) and generalized linear mixed models (GLMMs) with glm and glmer from lme4 package in R. Being a student of statistics, I\'m interested in learning how
When I train just using glm, everything works, and I don\'t even come close to exhausting memory. But when I run train(..., method=\'glm\'), I run out of memory.
does anybody know how to compute Naglekerkes generalized R Squared for GLMs using R? And does it makes any sence to use it for count data regression?
I want to use varfun to specify my own variance functions in glm\'s quasi family, but I can\'t find any documentation on how to use th开发者_开发知识库e function. Does anyone have an idea on how to us
Suppose I have a response variable and a data containing three covariates (as a toy example): y = c(1,4,6)
I\'m trying to perform GLM (Generalized linear model) repeatedly within a python script (within a loop).
Using stat_smooth, I can fit models to data. E.g. g=ggplot(tips,aes(x=tip,y=as.numeric(unclass(factor(tips$sex))-1))) +facet_grid(time~.)
Can you tell me what is returned by glm$residuals and resid(glm) where glm is a quasipoisson object.e.g. How would I create them using glm$y and glm$linear.predictors.
Just a general question on the suitability of anova vs Anova. I read through ? Anova and ? anova but i wasn\'t able to understand it to my satisfaction.
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