This option uses a log-linear regression model to estimate sample weekday effects on the concentration. Concentrations can be influenced by the time between sampling and shipping to the lab (age-of-sample effect), and if shipment follows a weekly batch scheme, the sampling weekday is a good proxy for the age at shipment.
Usage
sample_effects_estimate_weekday(
effect_prior_mu = 0,
effect_prior_sigma = 1,
modeldata = modeldata_init()
)
Arguments
- effect_prior_mu
Prior (mean) on the regression coefficients.
- effect_prior_sigma
Prior (standard deviation) on the regression coefficients.
- modeldata
A
modeldata
object to which the above model specifications should be added. Default is an empty model given bymodeldata_init()
. Can also be an already partly specified model returned by otherEpiSewer
modeling functions.
Value
A modeldata
object containing data and specifications of the model
to be fitted. Can be passed on to other EpiSewer
modeling functions to
add further data and model specifications.
The modeldata
object also includes information about parameter
initialization (init
), meta data (.metainfo
), and checks to be
performed before model fitting (.checks
).
Details
Effects are estimated for weekdays Monday - Saturday, with Sunday as
the baseline. EpiSewer
will fit a fixed-effects log-linear model, random
effects are currently not supported.
The priors of this component have the following functional form:
regression coefficients:
Normal
See also
Other sample effect models:
sample_effects_estimate_matrix()
,
sample_effects_none()