summary.nonprobsvy {nonprobsvy} | R Documentation |
Summary statistics for model of nonprobsvy class.
Description
Summary statistics for model of nonprobsvy class.
Usage
## S3 method for class 'nonprobsvy'
summary(object, test = c("t", "z"), correlation = FALSE, cov = NULL, ...)
Arguments
object |
object of nonprobsvy class |
test |
Type of test for significance of parameters |
correlation |
correlation Logical value indicating whether correlation matrix should
be computed from covariance matrix by default |
cov |
Covariance matrix corresponding to regression parameters |
... |
Additional optional arguments |
Value
An object of summary_nonprobsvy
class containing:
-
call
– A call which createdobject
. -
pop_total
– A list containing information about the estimated population mean, its standard error and confidence interval. -
sample_size
– The size of the samples used in the model. -
population_size
– The estimated size of the population from which the nonoprobability sample was drawn. -
test
– Type of statistical test performed. -
control
– A List of control parameters used in fitting the model. -
model
– A descriptive name of the model used, e.g., "Doubly-Robust", "Inverse probability weighted", or "Mass Imputation". -
aic
– Akaike's information criterion. -
bic
– Bayesian (Schwarz's) information criterion. -
residuals
– Residuals from the model, providing information on the difference between observed and predicted values. -
likelihood
– Logarithm of likelihood function evaluated at coefficients. -
df_residual
– Residual degrees of freedom. -
weights
– Distribution of estimated weights obtained from the model. -
coef
– Regression coefficients estimated by the model. -
std_err
– Standard errors of the regression coefficients. -
w_val
– Wald statistic values for the significance testing of coefficients. -
p_values
– P-values corresponding to the Wald statistic values, assessing the significance of coefficients. -
crr
– The correlation matrix of the model coefficients, if requested. -
confidence_interval_coef
– Confidence intervals for the model coefficients. -
names
– Names of the fitted models.