[R] Results of nls
Peter Dalgaard
p.dalgaard at biostat.ku.dk
Thu Dec 9 23:47:22 CET 2004
"Y. C. Tao" <nov_tao at yahoo.com> writes:
> This might be an easy question.
>
> I tried to catch the results of nls, but to no avail.
> For example, if I try to fit a modle y~A*x*x+B*x+C
> nls will print out what A, B, and C, but how can I
> store these numbers to a different variable so that I
> can make use of them? I tried to "unclass" the result
> of nls, but couldn't see any of the parameters.
example(nls)
coef(fm3DNase1)
The coefficients *are* in the nls object, but it's a little
complicated:
fm3DNase1$m$getPars()
which in turns picks out the stored parameters from it's own lexical
scope. If you want to "burglarize" it, try
get("internalPars",env=environment(fm3DNase1$m$getPars))
but in general you're supposed to use access functions like coef() so
that you don't need to know about the internals (they might change!).
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