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VGAM (version 1.1-14)

wsdm3: The WSDM Function for GLMs

Description

Computes the WSDM statistic for one or more parameters in a fitted generalized linear model. The object has "glm". The functions comprise an S3 generic and method.

Usage

wsdm3(object, ...)
# S3 method for default
wsdm3(object, ...)
# S3 method for glm
wsdm3(object, hdiff = 0.005,
     retry = TRUE, mux.hdiff = 1,
     maxderiv = 5, theta0 = 0, use.hdeff = FALSE,
     doffset = NULL, subset = NULL,
     derivs.out = FALSE, fixed.hdiff = TRUE,
     eps.wsdm = 0.15, Mux.div = 3, warn.retry = TRUE,
     with1 = TRUE, ...)

Value

See wsdm.

Arguments

object

a fitted GLM, created by glm.

hdiff,retry,mux.hdiff

Same as wsdm.

maxderiv,theta0

Same as wsdm.

use.hdeff,doffset

Same as wsdm.

subset,derivs.out

Same as wsdm.

fixed.hdiff

Same as wsdm.

eps.wsdm,Mux.div

Same as wsdm.

warn.retry, with1

Same as wsdm.

...

additional argument(s) for methods.

Details

While VGAM is written in S4, this wsdm3 is an S3 generic function so that the WSDM statistics can be computed for glm models. Since vglm and glm have different convergence criteria, computing the WSDM statistics for effectively the same model may differ.

See Also

cops, coef, wsdm, fbeetle.

Examples

Run this code
if (FALSE) {
fit1 <- glm(cbind(dead, n-dead) ~ logdose, binomial, fbeetle, tr = TRUE)
coef(fit1)
wsdm3(fit1)
fit2 <- vglm(cbind(dead, n-dead) ~ logdose, binomialff, fbeetle, tr = TRUE)
coef(fit2)
wsdm(fit2)
}

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