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The file contains the solutions for the mixed model equation system. The file has four columns: "factor name","sub-factor name","factor level id","solution". | The file contains the solutions for the mixed model equation system. The file has four columns: "factor name","sub-factor name","factor level id","solution". | ||
Note that "factor name"s are derived according to the lmt factor naming convention, and "sub-factor name"s are user-defined and are extracted from the equation system. Further, the "factor level id" is the original as provided by the data, pedigree, etc. For variables undergoing polynomial expansions, e.g. | Note that "factor name"s are derived according to the lmt factor naming convention, and "sub-factor name"s are user-defined and are extracted from the equation system. Further, the "factor level id" is the original as provided by the data, pedigree, etc. For variables undergoing polynomial expansions, e.g. {{cc|c}} in | ||
y=x*b+age(t(co(p(1,2))))*c+id*u(v(my_var(1))) | |||
the sub-factor name will be expanded as well by {{c|_id}}, where "id" is the polynomial id. For the above example {{cc|c}} would be expanded to {{cc|c_1}} and {{cc|c_2}}. | |||
The file has as many records the system has equations. Fixed factor levels which have been omitted due to rank deficiencies are not printed. | The file has as many records the system has equations. Fixed factor levels which have been omitted due to rank deficiencies are not printed. | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 4 March 2022
General output files
Operation dependent output files
Solving the mixed model equation system
results.csv
The file contains the solutions for the mixed model equation system. The file has four columns: "factor name","sub-factor name","factor level id","solution". Note that "factor name"s are derived according to the lmt factor naming convention, and "sub-factor name"s are user-defined and are extracted from the equation system. Further, the "factor level id" is the original as provided by the data, pedigree, etc. For variables undergoing polynomial expansions, e.g. c in
y=x*b+age(t(co(p(1,2))))*c+id*u(v(my_var(1)))
the sub-factor name will be expanded as well by Template:C, where "id" is the polynomial id. For the above example c would be expanded to c_1 and c_2 .
The file has as many records the system has equations. Fixed factor levels which have been omitted due to rank deficiencies are not printed.