It appears to me that you really have no idea what the original author
was doing. I honestly don't either. I never used the sweep operator
and I don't know what his "S"'s represent. I do understand what
offsets represent in the context of glm(), and this set of operations
does not fit my
On Jul 5, 2009, at 5:15 PM, sjkimble wrote:
R Help:
When I look at the object S, I see about half of them are
zeroes.
I've address the object S being zero so often by changing the value of
alpha, which I'm allowed to do according to the author. All values
of S are
non zero and should n
On Jul 5, 2009, at 5:15 PM, sjkimble wrote:
R Help:
When I look at the object S, I see about half of them are
zeroes.
I've address the object S being zero so often by changing the value of
alpha, which I'm allowed to do according to the author. All values
of S are
non zero and should n
R Help:
>
>When I look at the object S, I see about half of them are
>zeroes.
I've address the object S being zero so often by changing the value of
alpha, which I'm allowed to do according to the author. All values of S are
non zero and should not give Inf.
>The "expectation" of a binomial m
On Jul 4, 2009, at 6:15 PM, sjkimble wrote:
R Help:
Another question:
My data are:
x.crd y.crd A p
1 361762 1034052 3.414 0
2 361763 1034071 94.169 0
3 370325 1027277 127.642 1
4 370416 1027166 127.961 0
5 370471 10271481804.846 1
6 369050 1031312
R Help:
Another question:
My data are:
x.crd y.crd A p
1 361762 1034052 3.414 0
2 361763 1034071 94.169 0
3 370325 1027277 127.642 1
4 370416 1027166 127.961 0
5 370471 10271481804.846 1
6 369050 10313121790.493 0
7 370799 1026557 103.994 0
On Jun 21, 2009, at 2:47 PM, steve kimble wrote:
All:
Though I am fairly new to R, I am trying to work my way through J
Oksanen's
"Incidence Function Model in R" and can't get past some error with
my glm
arguments. I'm getting through
attach(amphimedon_compressa)
plot(x.crd,y.crd,asp=1,
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