<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />Hi folks,
I'm doing a Fit Generalized Linear Model, and I want to show confidence curves on the regression graph. I can right click on the profiler and select Edit > Copy frame contents. Then I right click on the regression graph and select Edit > Paste frame contents. This is my result:
My question is: how do I do this in JSL? This is my (feeble) attempt but it doesn't work:
fm = Fit Model(
Y( :Name( "Sum(One Effect)" ), :Total ),
Effects( :Period ),
Personality( Generalized Linear Model ),
GLM Distribution( Binomial ),
Link Function( Logit ),
Overdispersion Tests and Intervals( 0 ),
Name( "Firth Bias-adjusted Estimates" )(0),
Run( 1, Profiler( 1, Confidence Intervals( 1 ),
Term Value( Period( 5.5, Lock( 0 ), Show( 1 ) ) )
)
)
);
// Run this to find relevant portions of the tree
//fm << show tree structure;
fmrep = fm << report;
fmrep[framebox(3)] << copy frame contents;
fmrep[framebox(1)] << paste frame contents;
Got it to work. I had to create a new window for the regression plot, which is Outline box (2):
fmrep[framebox(3)] << copy frame contents;
fmrep[framebox(1)] << paste frame contents;
new window("test", fmrep[outlinebox(2)]);
You may be running into a situation where the frame boxes you are referencing are changing. I suggest that you be more specific in your offset reference to the frame boxes of interest
fmrep["Prediction Profiler"][framebox(1)] << copy frame contents;
fmrep["Regression Plot"][framebox(1)] << paste frame contents;
Note the framebox value changes to framebox(1), since you are referencing from a location where the frame box you want is the first frame box after the Outline Box you started at.
I was successful using this technique to copy and paste the frame box settings, but I did not have good data to test out the copy/paste of the contents.
