Regression Methods

• :basis [Object Method]
   

  Returns the indices of the variables used in fitting the model.

• :coef-estimates [Object Method]
   

  Returns the OLS (ordinary least squares) estimates of the regression coefficients. Entries beyond the intercept correspond to entries in basis.

• :coef-standard-errors [Object Method]
   

  Returns estimated standard errors of coefficients. Entries beyond the intercept correspond to entries in basis.

• :cooks-distances [Object Method]
   

  Computes Cook's distances.

• :df [Object Method]
   

  Returns the number of degrees of freedom in the model.

• :display [Object Method]
   

  Prints the least squares regression summary. Variables not used in the fit are marked as aliased.

• :fit-values [Object Method]
   

  Returns the fitted values for the model.

• :included &optional new-included [Object Method]
   

  With no argument, NIL means a case is not used in calculating estimates, and non-nil means it is used. NEW-INCLUDED is a sequence of length of y of nil and t to select cases. Estimates are recomputed.

• :intercept &optional new-intercept [Object Method]
   

  With no argument returns T if the model includes an intercept term, nil if not. With an argument NEW-INTERCEPT the model is changed to include or exclude an intercept, according to the value of NEW-INTERCEPT.

• :leverages [Object Method]
   

  Returns the diagonal elements of the hat matrix.

• :num-cases [Object Method]
   

  Returns the number of cases in the model.

• :num-coefs [Object Method]
   

  Returns the number of coefficients in the fit model (including the intercept if the model includes one).

• :num-included [Object Method]
   

  Returns the number of cases used in the computations.

• :plot-bayes-residuals &optional x-values [Object Method]
   

  Opens a window with a plot of the standardized residuals and two standard error bars for the posterior distribution of the actual deviations from the line. See Chaloner and Brant. If X-VALUES are not supplied the fitted values are used. The plot can be linked to other plots with the link-views function. Returns a plot object.

• :plot-residuals &optional x-values [Object Method]
   

  Opens a window with a plot of the residuals. If X-VALUES are not supplied the fitted values are used. The plot can be linked to other plots with the link-views function. Returns a plot object.

• :predictor-names &optional (names nil set) [Object Method]
   

  With no argument returns the predictor names. NAMES sets the names.

• :r-squared [Object Method]
   

  Returns the sample squared multiple correlation coefficient, R squared, for the regression.

• :raw-residuals [Object Method]
   

  Returns the raw residuals for a model.

• :residuals [Object Method]
   

  Returns the raw residuals for a model without weights. If the model includes weights the raw residuals times the square roots of the weights are returned.

• :sigma-hat [Object Method]
   

  Returns the estimated standard deviation of the deviations about the regression line.

• :studentized-residuals [Object Method]
   

  Computes the internally studentized residuals for included cases and externally studentized residuals for excluded cases.

• :sum-of-squares [Object Method]
   

  Returns the error sum of squares for the model.

• :weights &optional new-w [Object Method]
   

  With no argument returns the weight sequence as supplied to m; NIL means an unweighted model. NEW-W sets the weights sequence to NEW-W and recomputes the estimates.

• :x-matrix [Object Method]
   

  Returns the X matrix for the model, including a column of 1's, if appropriate. Columns of X matrix correspond to entries in basis.

• :xtxinv [Object Method]
   

  Returns or .