On Tue, 28 Aug 2007, Terry Griffin wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I'm running a simulation and want to collect the p-values from the 
> sp.correlogram in spdep (version 0.4-4).  I've used the $res to collect 
> the estimate and variance, but would like to collect the p-values "on 
> the fly" in an intermediate step.  Any suggestions?
>

No p-values are present in ths "spcor" object, nor are any exposed inside 
sp.correogram. You can get the framework from code in print.spcor, or use:

zz <- capture.output(pvs <- print(Ispc, "bonferroni")[,5])

using Ispc in example(sp.correlogram), that is have print.spcor() do the 
work for you - more columns if you need them. Remember to consider 
adjusting the p-values for multiple comparisons.

Hope this helps,

Roger

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