2 messages · Boby Mathew, Jarrod Hadfield
Dear MCMCglmm users, Is it possible to pass a user specified incidence matrix in MCMCglmm. thanks for the help. regards, Boby Mathew
Dr. Boby Mathew INRES, University of Bonn Katzenburgweg 5 Phone: 0228732031 53115, Bonn,Germany. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
Hi Boby, Probably the easiest way is to create your incidence matrix Z and then put it into your data frame: your_data$Z<-Z and then have random=~idv(Z) If its a large incidence matrix the start up might be slow. Cheers, Jarrod Quoting Boby Mathew <bobyboby at gmail.com> on Tue, 14 Oct 2014 09:12:10 +0200:
Dear MCMCglmm users, Is it possible to pass a user specified incidence matrix in MCMCglmm. thanks for the help. regards, Boby Mathew -- Dr. Boby Mathew INRES, University of Bonn Katzenburgweg 5 Phone: 0228732031 53115, Bonn,Germany. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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