
Extract Variance-Covariance Matrices from an amerasfit Object
vcov.RdExtracts the variance-covariance matrices of the parameter estimates
from a fitted amerasfit object.
Arguments
- object
A fitted model object of class
amerasfit, as returned byameras.- methods
Character vector specifying which estimation methods to extract variance-covariance matrices for. One or more of
"RC","ERC","MCML","FMA", and"BMA". Defaults to all. Methods that were not run are silently skipped.- ...
Additional arguments, currently unused.
Value
If a single method is requested or only one method was run, a named numeric matrix with rows and columns corresponding to model parameters. If multiple methods are requested and multiple methods were run, a named list of such matrices, one per method.
Note that for FMA and BMA the variance-covariance matrix is based
on the generated samples rather than a Hessian-based
approximation, and may differ in interpretation from the RC, ERC,
and MCML variance-covariance matrices. For BMA, the reliability of
the variance-covariance matrix depends on MCMC convergence as indicated by Rhat.
See also
ameras for model fitting,
coef for extracting coefficients,
summary.amerasfit for a summary including standard
errors,
vcov for the generic function.
Examples
# \donttest{
data("data", package="ameras")
dosevars <- paste0("V", 1:10)
fit <- ameras(Y.binomial ~ dose(all_of(dosevars), model="ERR"),
data=data, family="binomial", methods=c("RC", "ERC"))
#> Error in resolve_dose_selection(sel_args, data): ℹ In argument: `all_of(dosevars)`.
#> Caused by error:
#> ! object 'dosevars' not found
## Extract vcov for all available methods
vcov(fit)
#> Error: object 'fit' not found
## Extract vcov for a single method, returns a matrix
vcov(fit, methods="RC")
#> Error: object 'fit' not found
## Extract vcov for multiple methods, returns a named list
vcov(fit, methods=c("RC", "ERC"))
#> Error: object 'fit' not found
# }