Closed pntoiv closed 1 month ago
Hi @pntoiv , I am not a contributor to this package but here is a quick response since you have posted recently and I happened to come accross it.
The object returned by fit_issf is a list of three objects: the model fit, the step length distribution, and the turn angle distribution. The tidy() function should recognise the "model" part of this object. For example, if your_model <- fit_issf(data)
then tidy(your_model$model)
should give you the desired output.
Thanks @bmrishabh that's how it works at the moment.
Hey,
is there a way to use tidy() (from Broom) with clogit objects returned by fit_issf?
Broom has compatibility with clogit() but tidy() doesn't recoqnize the model objects returned by amt package's fit_issf.