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SSN (version 1.1.8)

BLUP: Compute the joint mean, variance and covariance of any random effects in a glmssn model conditional on the data

Description

Compute the joint mean, variance and covariance of any random effects in a glmssn model conditional on the data. This assumes each random effect has a Gaussian distribution with mean zero and covariance matrix sigma^2 * Identity. We just plug in the REML estimate of sigma^2 from the fitted glmssn model object.

Usage

BLUP(model, RE = NULL)

Arguments

model
An object of class glmssn-class
RE
Names of random effects (RE), defaults to all REs in the glmssn object, if any

Value

Details

Similar to BLUP in the regress package.

Examples

Run this code

library(SSN)
# NOT RUN 
# mf04 <- importSSN(system.file("lsndata/MiddleFork04.ssn", 
#	        package = "SSN"), o.write = TRUE)
# use SpatialStreamNetwork object mf04 that was already created
data(mf04)
# for examples, copy MiddleFork04.ssn directory to R's temporary directory
copyLSN2temp()
#make sure mf04p has the correct path, will vary for each users installation
mf04 <- updatePath(mf04, paste0(tempdir(),'/MiddleFork04.ssn'))

## NOT RUN Distance Matrix has already been created
## createDistMat(mf04)

# The models take a little time to fit, so they are NOT RUN 
# Uncomment the code to run them
# Alternatively, you can load the fitted models first to look at results
data(modelFits)

## Random effect model using STREAMNAME as our random effect
#fitRE <- glmssn(Summer_mn ~ ELEV_DEM + netID,
#    ssn.object = mf04, EstMeth = "REML", family = "Gaussian",
#    CorModels = c("STREAMNAME"))
summary(fitRE)
## random effects details
fitREBLUP <- BLUP(fitRE)
str(fitREBLUP)
fitREBLUP$Mean

## spatial stream model with a random effect
#fitSpRE1 <- glmssn(Summer_mn ~ ELEV_DEM + netID,
#    ssn.object = mf04, EstMeth = "REML", family = "Gaussian",
#    CorModels = c("STREAMNAME","Exponential.tailup"),
#    addfunccol = "afvArea")
fitRE1BLUP <- BLUP(fitSpRE1)
str(fitRE1BLUP)
fitRE1BLUP$Mean

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