Thursday, October 21, 2004
when I use predict(train_model,se.fit=T), a list of train_model$se.fit are calculated, one for one y, what does se.fit mean?
What R function produced the train_model object? D.
Just linear:
train_model <- lm(newAccounts~.,data=train_data,se.fit=T)
The se's here are just stanard errors for the predictions. Do help(lm.predict) and it will tell you a little more. D.
What R function produced the train_model object? D.
Just linear:
train_model <- lm(newAccounts~.,data=train_data,se.fit=T)
The se's here are just stanard errors for the predictions. Do help(lm.predict) and it will tell you a little more. D.