check_observations {rtrim} | R Documentation |
Check whether there are sufficient observations to run a model
Description
Check whether there are sufficient observations to run a model
Usage
check_observations(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'data.frame'
check_observations(
x,
model,
count_col = "count",
year_col = "year",
month_col = NULL,
covars = character(0),
changepoints = numeric(0),
eps = 1e-08,
...
)
## S3 method for class 'trimcommand'
check_observations(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'character'
check_observations(x, ...)
Arguments
x |
A |
... |
Parameters passed to other methods. |
model |
|
count_col |
|
year_col |
|
month_col |
|
covars |
|
changepoints |
|
eps |
|
Value
A list
with two components. The component sufficient
takes the value
TRUE
or FALSE
depending on whether sufficient counts have been found.
The component errors
is a list
, of which the structure depends on the chosen model,
that indicates under what conditions insufficient data is present to estimate the model.
For model 3 without covariates,
$errors
is a list whose single element is a vector of time points with insufficient counts.For model 3 with covariates,
$errors
is a named list with an element for each covariate for which insufficients counts are encountered. Each element is a two-columndata.frame
. The first column indicates the time point, the second column indicates for which covariate value insufficient counts are found.For Model 2, without covariates
$errors
is a list with a single elementchangepoints
. It points out what changepoints lead to a time slice with zero observations.For Model 2, with covariates
$errors
is a named list with an element for each covariate for which inssufficients counts are encountered. Each element is a two-columndata.frame
, The first colum indicates the changepoint, the second column indicates for which covariate value insufficient counts are found.
See Also
Other modelspec:
read_tcf()
,
read_tdf()
,
set_trim_verbose()
,
trim()
,
trimcommand()