| gof.stergm {tergm} | R Documentation |
For now, these are simple wrappers around gof.ergm,
print.gofobject, summary.gofobject, and
plot.gofobject, respectively, to
run goodness-of-fit for formation and dissolution models
separately. This may change in the future.
## S3 method for class 'stergm' gof(object, ...) ## S3 method for class 'gof.stergm' print(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'gof.stergm' summary(object, ...) ## S3 method for class 'gof.stergm' plot(x, ..., main="Goodness-of-fit diagnostics")
object, x |
For |
main |
Gives the title of the goodness-of-fit plots, which will have "Formation:" and "Dissolution:" prepended to it. |
... |
Additional arguments passed through to the respective functions in the
|
For gof.stergm, an object of class gof.stergm, which is
simply a list with two named elements: formation and
dissolution, each of them a gofobject returned by
gof.ergm.
For the others, nothing.
stergm, ergm, simulate.stergm, print.gofobject, plot.gofobject, summary.gofobject, mcmc.diagnostics.ergm
data(samplk)
# Fit a transition from Time 1 to Time 2
samplk12 <- stergm(list(samplk1, samplk2),
formation=~edges+mutual+transitiveties+cyclicalties,
dissolution=~edges+mutual+transitiveties+cyclicalties,
estimate="CMLE")
samplk12.gof <- gof(samplk12)
samplk12.gof
summary(samplk12.gof)
plot(samplk12.gof)
plot(samplk12.gof, plotlogodds=TRUE)