pub struct ComparisonReport {
pub delta_elpd: f64,
pub delta_elpd_se: f64,
pub delta_aic_corrected: f64,
pub rows_aligned: bool,
}Expand description
Result of comparing two fits on the same response: the paired predictive
difference with its standard error plus the
corrected-AIC gap. Both differences are oriented a − b: positive delta_elpd
favours a, negative delta_aic_corrected favours a.
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§delta_elpd: f64Σᵢ (elpd_aᵢ − elpd_bᵢ); positive favours a.
delta_elpd_se: f64SE of delta_elpd from the pointwise paired differences,
√(n · Var(elpd_aᵢ − elpd_bᵢ)).
delta_aic_corrected: f64AIC_corrected(a) − AIC_corrected(b); negative favours a.
rows_aligned: boolfalse when the two fits have a different number of observations and the
paired predictive difference could not be formed; delta_elpd is then
NaN and only the AIC gap is meaningful.
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impl Clone for ComparisonReport
Source§fn clone(&self) -> ComparisonReport
fn clone(&self) -> ComparisonReport
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impl Freeze for ComparisonReport
impl RefUnwindSafe for ComparisonReport
impl Send for ComparisonReport
impl Sync for ComparisonReport
impl Unpin for ComparisonReport
impl UnsafeUnpin for ComparisonReport
impl UnwindSafe for ComparisonReport
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