| logistf.control {logistf} | R Documentation |
logistfSets parameters for Newton-Raphson iteration in Firth's penalized-likelihood logistic regression
logistf.control(maxit = 25, maxhs = 5, maxstep = 5, lconv = 1e-05, gconv = 1e-05,
xconv = 1e-05, collapse=TRUE)
maxit |
the maximum number of iterations |
maxhs |
the maximum number of step-halvings in one iteration. The increment of the beta vector within one iteration is divided by 2 if the new beta leads to a decrease in log likelihood. |
maxstep |
specifies the maximum step size in the beta vector within one iteration. |
lconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the log likelihood. |
gconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the first derivative of the log likelihood (the score vector). |
xconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the parameter estimates. |
collapse |
if TRUE, evaluates all unique combinations of x and y and collapses data set. This may save computing time with large data sets with only categorical (binary) covariates. |
logistf.control() is used by logistf and logistftest to set control parameters to default values.
Different values can be specified, e. g., by logistf(..., control= logistf.control(maxstep=1)).
maxit |
the maximum number of iterations |
maxhs |
the maximum number of step-halvings in one iteration. The increment of the beta vector within one iteration is divided by 2 if the new beta leads to a decrease in log likelihood. |
maxstep |
specifies the maximum step size in the beta vector within one iteration. |
lconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the log likelihood. |
gconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the first derivative of the log likelihood (the score vector). |
xconv |
specifies the convergence criterion for the parameter estimates. |
collapse |
if TRUE, evaluates all unique combinations of x and y and collapses data set. |
Georg Heinze
data(sexagg) fit2<-logistf(case ~ age+oc+vic+vicl+vis+dia, data=sexagg, weights=COUNT, control=logistf.control(maxstep=1)) summary(fit2)