what kind of p-value are you after? p-value for t-statistics or
p-value for chi-square statistics of nonlinear terms, or p-value for
something else?
On Feb 7, 2008 2:43 PM, <kate.bassil@utoronto.ca> wrote:
I am using S-plus 7.0 to run GAM models in my analysis.
An example of the model is:
model<-gam(Def1~T.Max+day+lo(RH)+lo(time)+offset(log(All.Calls)),family=poisson(link=log),na.action=na.omit).
To get the coefficients I enter:
coefficients(summary.glm(model,c=F,dispersion=0).
However, this only produces the value, std error, and t-value. I would
also like p-values for the GAM models. Any suggestions on how to do
this?
Thanks,
Kate Bassil
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