I am new to mmlcr and am working on a latent class mixture model attempting to identify the trajectory and number of classes that best describes my data. I am able to find model parameters such as degrees of freedom, loglikelihood, and BIC. For example, here is a cubic 3-class model I am using. mmlcr1 <- mmlcr(outer = ~ 1 | ID, components = list(list(formula = Score ~ poly(wave,3), class = "cnormlong", min = 1, max = 4)), data = datlong, n.groups = 3) In this model I can find these parameters as follows: mmlcrl$df mmlcr1$loglikelihood mmlcr1$BIC And I can identify individual parameter estimates such as posterior probabilities of belonging to specific classes, specific data points, corresponding fitted and residual values as follows: #posterior probability of belonging to class 1 summary.mmlcr(mmlcr1)[7]$post.prob$PostProb1 #first data value summary.mmlcr(mmlcr1)$components[[1]]$data[1,]$PDS #first fitted value summary.mmlcr(mmlcr1)$components[[1]]$fitted[1] #first residual value summary.mmlcr(mmlcr1)$components[[1]]$residual[1] BUT I am unable to figure out how to extract individual parameter estimates such as intercepts, linear/quadratic/cubic slopes of my model. Is this found in a similar way or can it be computed. If it can be computed, does anyone know how this is done in the context of this program? Thanks for any help. -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/Extracting-individual-parameter-estimates-from-mmlcr-tp1566791p1566791.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.