On Mon, 13 Jul 2009, Jeff Xu wrote:
Hi Lars,
Using the definition of Likelihood-ratio test is straightforward,
To which I would add, following the instructions in the _posting guide_ is
equally straightforward. viz
help.search("loglikelihood")
takes you to
?stats::logLik
Chuck
Jeff
Lars Bergemann wrote:
Hi.
I would like to use a likelihood-ratio test to compare a linear model
(lm()) to another linear model containing the first one to see if the
extra factors are needed - but I was unable to find any help on how to do
that.
Could you help me and tell me what to do? Or tell me where to find help on
this topic?
Many thanks in advance!
Lars
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s. It's easy!
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