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glmulti: An R Package for Easy Automated Model Selection with (Generalized) Linear Models

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Calcagno, Vincent, Mazancourt, Claire de·2010·Journal of Statistical Software

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We introduce glmulti, an R package for automated model selection and multi-model inference with glm and related functions. From a list of explanatory variables, the provided function glmulti builds all possible unique models involving these variables and, optionally, their pairwise interactions. Restrictions can be specified for candidate models, by excluding specific terms, enforcing marginality, or controlling model complexity. Models are fitted with standard R functions like glm. The n best models and their support (e.g., (Q)AIC, (Q)AICc, or BIC) are returned, allowing model selection and multi-model inference through standard R functions. The package is optimized for large candidate sets by avoiding memory limitation, facilitating parallelization and providing, in addition to exhaustive screening, a compiled genetic algorithm method. This article briefly presents the statistical framework and introduces the package, with applications to simulated and real data.

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Authors
Calcagno, V., & Mazancourt, C. D.
Venue
Journal of Statistical Software
Published
2010
Volume
34
Issue
12
ISSN
1548-7660 (ISSN-L)
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W2149537945
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journal article
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en
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