On Thu, 13 Oct 2011, Inaki Sagarzazu wrote:
Hi,
I ran several regressions of gwr and want to report the results using
the global mean that the summary of gwr provides, however, I can't find
a global se. Is there a way to obtain this from the gwr results.
No, simply run lm() on the same formula and data arguments. gwr() uses
lm.wfit() internally, which does not return an lm() object.
Roger
thanks
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