profile-methods {bbmle} | R Documentation |
Likelihood profiles
Description
Compute likelihood profiles for a fitted model
Usage
proffun(fitted, which = 1:p, maxsteps = 100,
alpha = 0.01, zmax = sqrt(qchisq(1 - alpha/2, p)),
del = zmax/5, trace = FALSE, skiperrs=TRUE,
std.err,
tol.newmin = 0.001, debug=FALSE,
prof.lower, prof.upper,
skip.hessian = TRUE,
continuation = c("none","naive","linear"),
try_harder=FALSE, ...)
## S4 method for signature 'mle2'
profile(fitted, ...)
Arguments
fitted |
A fitted maximum likelihood model of class “mle2” |
which |
a numeric or character vector describing which parameters to profile (default is to profile all parameters) |
maxsteps |
maximum number of steps to take looking for an upper value of the negative log-likelihood |
alpha |
maximum (two-sided) likelihood ratio test confidence level to find |
zmax |
maximum value of signed square root of deviance difference to find (default value corresponds to a 2-tailed chi-squared test at level alpha) |
del |
step size for profiling |
trace |
(logical) produce tracing output? |
skiperrs |
(logical) ignore errors produced during profiling? |
std.err |
Optional numeric vector of standard errors, for cases when the Hessian is badly behaved. Will be replicated if necessary, and NA values will be replaced by the corresponding values from the fit summary |
tol.newmin |
tolerance for diagnosing a new minimum below the minimum deviance estimated in initial fit is found |
debug |
(logical) debugging output? |
prof.lower |
optional vector of lower bounds for profiles |
prof.upper |
optional vector of upper bounds for profiles |
continuation |
use continuation method to set starting values?
|
skip.hessian |
skip hessian (defunct?) |
try_harder |
(logical) ignore |
... |
additional arguments (not used) |
Details
proffun
is the guts of the profile method, exposed
so that other packages can use it directly.
See the vignette (vignette("mle2",package="bbmle")
)
for more technical details of how profiling is done.