print.sabre {sabreR}R Documentation

Defining and Fitting SABRE Models

Description

'print.sabre' is used to print information about a fitted sabre model.

Usage


## S3 method for class 'sabre':
print(x, estimates = TRUE, iterations = FALSE, 
    variables = FALSE, settings = TRUE, shm = TRUE, rem = TRUE,...) 

Arguments

x The sabre model to be printed (mandatory)
estimates Output will include model estimates for standard homogenous model (if shm = TRUE) and random effects model (if rem = TRUE).
iterations Output will include the iterations from the model fitting for standard homogenous model (if shm = TRUE) and random effects model (if rem = TRUE).
variables Output will include the model variable names and types for standard homogenous model (if shm = TRUE) and random effects model (if rem = TRUE).
settings Output will include the model settings and likelihood figures for standard homogenous model (if shm = TRUE) and random effects model (if rem = TRUE).
shm Enables information regarding the standard homogenous model when set to TRUE
rem Enables information regarding the random effects model when set to TRUE
... other arguments to be passed to or from other methods

Value

Displays the details of the fitted model.

Author(s)

Prof. R. Crouchley Centre for e-Science Lancaster University Lancaster United Kingdom e-mail : asarc@exchange.lancs.ac.uk

Examples


# load data ...
data(drvisits)
# ... and attach it
attach(drvisits)

# the first model
sabre.model.1<-sabre(numvisit~reform+age+educ+married+badh+loginc+summer,
                     case=obs,
                     first.family="poisson")

# the second model
sabre.model.2<-sabre(numvisit~reform+age+educ+married+badh+loginc+summer,
                     case=id,
                     first.family="poisson")

# compare them
print(sabre.model.1)
print(sabre.model.2)


[Package sabreR version 1.0 Index]