Hi Jeroen,
>> How could i use the model$terms to extract which coefficients belong to
>> which factor,
>> the way anova() does it?
There may be a simpler ("canned") way to do it, but why don't you debug
anova.lm to see how it does it?
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methods("anova")
anova.lm
HTH, Mark.
Jeroen Ooms wrote:
>
>
> Charles C. Berry wrote:
>>
>> See
>> ?terms
>> ?terms.object
>>
>>
>>
>
> I am sorry but i cannot figure out how i can find out which coefficients
> belong to which predictors using the model$terms. If i do
> attributes(model$terms) i get a nice list which contains the orriginal
> factors and some more information, and from model$xlevels i can see the
> levels of these factors. However, it does not say anywhere which of the
> model$coefficients belong to which factor. The only thing i can imagine is
> assuming that the dummy names are simply the concatenation of the factor
> name and the level name, which seems to be the default behavior. But
> preferebly i would not want to make my program rely on this assumption.
> How could i use the model$terms to extract which coefficients belong to
> which factor, the way anova() does it?
>
>
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