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std.error of coefficients in lm

3 messages · Nina Lieske, Peter Dalgaard, dandon@capa.stat.umu.se

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Dear All,
sorry for bothering you with a simple (?) question.

Is it possible to save the std.error of the estimated coefficients
obtained by the summary.lm function? Something analogous to coef( )?

Thank you,
Nina

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Nina Lieske <nina.lieske at planet-interkom.de> writes:
Have a look at the example(summary.lm)...
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On Tue, 23 May 2000, Nina Lieske wrote:

            
I usually use vcov in MASS library to calculate variance and covariance
matrix of the estimate.

Danar.






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