run a set of regressions
run_regression( dt, model, nest_model = FALSE, min_n_datapoints = 1, model_data = model_data, model_filter_condition = NULL, model_name = model_name, model_enough_data = model_enough_data, model_data_points = model_data_points, model_fit = model_fit, model_coefs = model_coefs, model_summary = model_summary, model_params = model_params, in_reg = in_reg, residual = residual )
dt | data table |
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model | the regression model or named list of regression models. If a named list is provided, the name(s) will be stored in the |
nest_model | whether to nest the model outcome columns (for easier use in multi model systems), default is FALSE |
min_n_datapoints | the minimum number of data points required for applying the model(s). Note that there is always an additional check to make sure the minimum number of degrees of freedom for each model is met. If the minimum number of degrees of freedom required is not met, the model will/can not be calculated no matter what |
model_data | the nested model data column |
model_filter_condition | a filter to apply to the data before running the regression (if only a subset of the data is part of the calibration data) - stored in |
model_name | new column with the model formulae or names if supplied |
model_enough_data | new column with information on whether the model has enough data (based on the required degrees of freedom for the model) |
model_data_points | new column with information on the number of data points the model is based on |
model_fit | the new model objects column |
model_coefs | the new model coefficients nested data frame column |
model_summary | the new model summary nested data frame column |
model_params | the nested model information (only relevant if |
in_reg | name of the new logical column in the nested model_data that flags the data included in the regression (i.e. the data that fullfills the |
residual | name of the new residual column in the nested model_data - residuals are only calculated for rows that are part of the regression (as determined by |