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improve bootMer, profile confidence interval (cosmetics) #64
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maybe add attributes to |
That seems very reasonable to me (and is back compatible). Martin |
opinions: I could probably fix the initial stuff (not just afterthought of adding the attributes) [names and structure of profile/bootMer objects] before release. It would be breaking feature freeze but would also mean we would have less compatibility-breaking stuff to do after release. Opinions which would be the lesser evil? |
breaking it now. Chances are pretty high that this currently After it's on CRAN this might affect many more, notably those But: is "attributes" really the right way? Martin |
To recap, there are three issues here:
I propose doing the first two and implementing the third as follows:
Comments? |
info on number of successful sims not yet added/displayed
Re previous comment: the information computed and naming have changed. I haven't added the information about number of sims/successful sims (it might?? be a good idea to allow storing the raw bootstrap results as an attribute, too ...) -- these can definitely be downgraded to "wishlist" items, as they can be done later with only minimal compatibility issues. |
confint(.,"profile")
[default] returns a good set of values (fixed effects, RE standard deviations and correlations, andsigma
for LMMs). It should also returnsigma
ifuseSc
isTRUE
, and should return more informative labels (at the moment they're.sigNN
).confint(.,"boot")
has better labeling (based on the names ofgetME(.,"theta")
), but returnstheta
instead of standard deviations and correlations, and doesn't return sigma.These can't be fixed without breaking backward compatibility (although we could add a forward/backward-compatibility switch ...), and we are now in feature freeze ...
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