Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
Recently, a bug was introduced which means that my folders are no longer shown, but they synchronize fine.  I'm running newest versions: - syncthing 0.14.34 - syncthing GTK...
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You cover LOESS, polynomials and breakpoint modelling nonlinear patterns, but oddly do not cover splines (breakpoint modelling is a subset of regression splines limited to linear, slope = 0 models)...
> A more sophisticated approach looks at the distribution of predictions, and makes > an informed trade-off between true positive (in this context also known as recall and hit >...
I updated all my packages, and somewhere this broke ggpredict() for my rms models. ``` > #unstandardized outcome > list( + ols(ideo7 ~ P, data = d_subset), + ols(ideo7 ~...
I like the idea of this package, but it does not work well in practice for my needs. I wrote a knitr explaining the problem [here](http://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/209456). In brief: often the...
I cannot get it to work for Google Scholar with Firefox. I have added Scholar manually ("https://scholar.google.*/*"), and Greasemonkey does detect that it should work on the page, but it...
I found to my surprise today that my code that worked before stopped working with this error: ``` > ols(SPI_g ~ UN_macroregion, data = std_sub %>% select(SPI_g, UN_macroregion) %>% miss_filter())...
`ols()` will allow to fit to `data.frame`'s with extra classes, but `predict()` (`predictrms()`) does not seem to drop these extra classes first, and so can in some cases result in...
I get a strange sounding error when trying to use `validate()` on a fitted `ols`: `Error in lsfit(x, y) : only 0 cases, but 2 variables` The dataset has n=1890...