printMIM {mimR} | R Documentation |
Submits the command 'Print <letter>' where the possible letters can be looked up in the MIM online help or David Edwards, An Introduction to Graphical Modelling, Springer Verlag, 2002. The result is interpreted in a suitable way and returned to the user
printMIM(arg = NULL, verbose=FALSE)
arg |
A letter or NULL. When NULL the model is returned. See 'details' below. |
verbose |
If TRUE noting is printed |
S: empirical counts, means and covariances
T: empirical counts, linear parameters and precisions
U: empirical counts, means and correlations
V: empirical counts, linear parameters and partial correlations
F: fitted counts, means and covariances
G: fitted counts, linear parameters and precisions
H: fitted counts, means and correlations
I: fitted counts, linear parameters and partial correlations
NULL (the default): the formula of the current model. In block mode, this is the current block-recursive model, otherwise, it is the current undirected model.
M: the formula of the current undirected model.
B: the formula of the current block-recursive model.
W: The AIC and BIC of the current model.
X: minus twice the log likelihood of the saturated (or maximum) model
Y: minus twice the log likelihood of the current model
Z: the deviance of the current model.
C: the raw data (using value labels)
D: the raw data (using levels)
E: the raw data (showing missing values)
What is returned depend on the arg, i.e. on the letter
Before using mimR, make sure that the MIM program is runnning.
Søren Højsgaard, sorenh@agrsci.dk
David Edwards, An Introduction to Graphical Modelling, Springer Verlag, 2002
mim.cmd("fact a2 b2 c2; statread abc") mim.cmd("25 2 17 8 14 9 6 8 !") mim.cmd("mod ab,ac,bc; fit") printMIM("f") printMIM("s")