linMod function

Linear model to replace in rxode2 ui model

linMod(
  variable,
  power,
  dv = "dv",
  intercept = TRUE,
  type = c("replace", "before", "after"),
  num = NULL,
  iniDf = NULL,
  data = FALSE,
  mv = FALSE
)

linMod0(..., intercept = FALSE)

linModB(..., type = "before")

linModB0(..., intercept = FALSE, type = "before")

linModA(..., type = "after")

linModA0(..., intercept = FALSE, type = "after")

linModD(..., intercept = TRUE, data = TRUE)

linModD0(..., intercept = FALSE, data = TRUE)

linModM(..., intercept = TRUE, mv = TRUE)

linModM0(..., intercept = FALSE, mv = TRUE)

Arguments

• variable: The variable that the rxode2 will be made on.
• power: The power of the polynomial that will be generated.
• dv: the dependent variable to use to generate the initial estimates from the data. If NULL query using rxUdfUiData().
• intercept: Boolean that tells if the intercept be generated.
• type: the type of linear model replacement to be used.
• num: the number the particular model is being generated. If unspecified, query using rxUdfUiNum().
• iniDf: the initialization data.frame, if NULL query using rxUdfUiIniDf()
• data: logical that tells if the initial estimates of the linear model should be estimated from the data.
• mv: logical that tell if the model variables need to be used to generate model variables.
• ...: arguments that are passed to linMod() for the other abbreviations of linMod()

Returns

a list for use in when generating the rxode2 ui model see rxUdfUi() for details.

Functions

• linMod0(): linear model without intercept
• linModB(): linear model before where it occurs
• linModB0(): linear model before where the user function occurs
• linModA(): linear model after where the user function occurs
• linModA0(): liner model without an intercept placed after where the user function occurs
• linModD(): linear model where initial estimates are generated from the data
• linModD0(): linear model where initial estimates are generated from the data (no intercept)
• linModM(): linear model where the model variables are used to generate the model variables
• linModM0(): linear model where the model variables are used to generate the model variables (no intercept)

Examples

linMod(x, 3)

See Also

Other User functions: rxUdfUiControl(), rxUdfUiData(), rxUdfUiEst(), rxUdfUiIniLhs(), rxUdfUiMv(), rxUdfUiNum(), rxUdfUiParsing()

Author(s)

Matthew L. Fidler