Hello,
t() is the transpose function, it computes the transpose of matrix
with(subset(data,site!='AB'),cbind(1,
site=='BC', site =='MM', site =='XY',Temp,Treatment=='Local'))
then %*% is matrix multiplication. If you have doubts on the result,
compute as.matrix(mod7)%*%t(...) outside the call to plogis.
And no, the two codes do not give the same results. Read the help page
?plogis to find out the arguments to that function.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 22-12-2016 13:08, Marna Wagley escreveu:
HI R user,
I was looking a r code and saw "%*%t", what does it("%*%t") mean?. The
example is given below.
For example: here is the code where "%*%t" has been used. when I run the
formula but did not run in my data.
prediction=plogis(as.matrix(mod7)%*%t(with(subset(data,site!='AB'),cbind(1,
site=='BC', site =='MM', site =='XY',Temp,Treatment=='Local'))))
Can I get the same result of above using the following code? Do both codes
give same results?
ab<-with(subset(data,site!='AB'),cbind(1,site=='BC', site =='MM', site ==
'XY',Temp,Treatment=='Local'))
prediction =plogis(as.matrix(mod7),(ab))
Thanks,
MW
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