Motivation: coef(object) returns coefficients of a fitted object as a named vector, e.g.:
(Intercept) t I(t^2)
3.373459 1.909901 1.006140
If we eventually implement wrappers for linear regressions, coefficients should be returned as a list, because in general these have different units, e.g.:
$`(Intercept)`
3.373459 [m]
$t
1.909901 [m/s]
$`I(t^2)`
1.006140 [m/s^2]
It would be better to set them as mixed_units and print the names, if available, with print.mixed_units. In this case, it should look like this:
Mixed units: [m] (1), [m/s] (1), [m/s^2] (1)
(Intercept) t I(t^2)
3.373459 [m] 1.909901 [m/s] 1.006140 [m/s^2]
Motivation:
coef(object)returns coefficients of a fittedobjectas a named vector, e.g.:If we eventually implement wrappers for linear regressions, coefficients should be returned as a list, because in general these have different units, e.g.:
It would be better to set them as
mixed_unitsand print the names, if available, withprint.mixed_units. In this case, it should look like this: