On 2012-05-23 09:55, R. Michael Weylandt wrote:
I think the easiest that comes to mind is simply
names(coef(myMod))
But did you look at myMod$terms[[3]] ? That seems to be the RHS of the
formula input (in the few cases I tried)
Best,
Michael
It depends a bit on just what the OP wants. In case one of the
predictors is a factor, say 'grp' with levels c('A','B','C'), the
coefs will include the names 'grpB' and 'grpC'. If only the
name 'grp' is wanted, one could use myMod$terms[[3]] or
equivalently formula(myMod)[[3]]. It might be instructive for the
OP to look at as.list(formula(myMod)). formula(myMod) is a
language object which has the tilde operator operate on
the LHS (component 2) and the RHS (component 3).
Peter Ehlers
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 10:58 AM, jdub<j...@ramas.com> wrote:
What is the best way to get the variable names used in lm() from its
results?
Stumbling around I found I could get the response variable name from
myMod$terms[[2]]
but using
myMod$terms[[1 ]]
gives a tilda.
I found the names buried in other places in the model object and in the
summary of the model, but is there a more direct way, similar to using
coef(myMod) to get the coefficients?
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