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Is there a convenience function to compute the R^2 for GLM.jl's lm?


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using RDatasets
cars = dataset("datasets", "cars")
m1 = lm(@formula(Dist~Speed), cars)


Now how do I extract the R^2 of m1? I tried summary(m1) and it didn't contain the information.










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    using RDatasets
    cars = dataset("datasets", "cars")
    m1 = lm(@formula(Dist~Speed), cars)


    Now how do I extract the R^2 of m1? I tried summary(m1) and it didn't contain the information.










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      using RDatasets
      cars = dataset("datasets", "cars")
      m1 = lm(@formula(Dist~Speed), cars)


      Now how do I extract the R^2 of m1? I tried summary(m1) and it didn't contain the information.










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      using RDatasets
      cars = dataset("datasets", "cars")
      m1 = lm(@formula(Dist~Speed), cars)


      Now how do I extract the R^2 of m1? I tried summary(m1) and it didn't contain the information.







      julia linear-regression






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          You can use r2 or r² function (two names point at the same function).



          For adjusted R^2 you can use adjr2 or adjr² function.






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                For adjusted R^2 you can use adjr2 or adjr² function.






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                For adjusted R^2 you can use adjr2 or adjr² function.







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