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2005 Aug 24
0
Model forecasts with new factor levels - predict.warn
...xlev <- object$xlevels
nn<-names(xlev)
dnn<-length(nn)
message("there are ",dnn," factor names ")
dostop<-FALSE # Ensure the return value is defined
for (i in seq(along=nn)) {
message("Factor ",nn[i]," in estimation data")
ofac <- object[["model"]][[nn[i]]]
print(ofac) # diagnostic
oldlev<-levels(factor(ofac))
nfac <- newdata[[nn[i]]] # ?? note need for double brackets. Why?
message("Factor ",nn[i], " in new data")
print(nfac) # diagnostic
message("about to try lev...
2012 Aug 07
0
Bayesian estimates for the 1st-order Spatial Autoregressive model
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2014 Oct 09
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Write R code to feed the world!
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