Hi,
Thanks for reading and any suggestions. I am slowly teaching myself R. I
am currently modeling critical thresholds or breakpoints/switchpoints in
ecological systems. I have using the strucchange package, but tweaking it
for my questions at hand.
What I am trying to figure out is how to tell the model that my metric
(dependent variable) is either binomial (logit-link), negative binomial
(log-link) or multinomial (log-link), before I run the model in strucchange.
I have found several suggestion online, but they all refer to packages and a
glm or gam is part of the syntax. Am I missing something?
I do have two options in strucchange to interpret the data, and change the
assumptions about the distribution of the data, for both of these myrespones
is the y-axis or dependent variable.
1. interp.data <- myresponse
# for (i in 1:length(interp.data))
# {if (is.na(interp.data[i]))
# interp.data[i] <- rnorm(1,mean(interp.data[mystart:myend],na.rm=T),
# sd(interp.data[mystart:myend],na.rm=T))}
2. myresponse <- (myresponse-mean(myresponse, na.rm=TRUE))/sd(myresponse,
na.rm=TRUE)
Since I am new to R, sorry if my terminology is not right, hopefully you
can get the basics of my question.
thanks,
Kendra
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