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Anova/deviance table in glmmADMB

3 messages · Thomas Merkling, John Fox, Ben Bolker

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Dear Thomas,

The Anova() function in the car package doesn't have a specific method for objects produced by glmmADMB() (with which I'm unfamiliar). If there are coef() and vcov() methods for those objects, then the default Anova() method should produce Wald tests.

Best,
 John

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John Fox
Sen. William McMaster Prof. of Social Statistics
Department of Sociology
McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
http://socserv.mcmaster.ca/jfox/

On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 19:32:11 +0100
Thomas Merkling <thomas.merkling at cict.fr> wrote:
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On 12-03-20 02:32 PM, Thomas Merkling wrote:
Hmmm.

  car::Anova() should work now -- I had to add a model.frame() and a
df.residual() method for glmmadmb objects.  (The df.residual number
may be a little dodgy -- I'm not sure I counted the parameters right
- -- but I don't think it's actually used for much by default, cause you
get Wald chi-square tests)

  The newest version of glmmADMB is 0.7.5.1 -- it may take a little
while for r-forge to catch up, and I was having a few dependency
issues.  If you don't see it there in ~ 24 hours, drop me a line.
This ought to have worked: perhaps you had the models in the wrong
order?
Can you try getting it from r-forge?

  Again, if the problem persists let me know.

  Ben
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