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Update termplot.R #3

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The help page for termplot states that it adds (optionally) standard errors around the partial plots for each predictor. However, until now it has multiplied the standard error (returned by predict() function) by 2.0, to generate an approximate 95% confidence interval, rather than a standard error.

The help page for termplot states that it adds (optionally) standard errors around the partial plots for each predictor.  However, until now it has multiplied the standard error (returned by predict() function) by 2.0, to generate an approximate 95% confidence interval, rather than a standard error.
@eogoodwin eogoodwin closed this Jan 11, 2018
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Allow the user to specify the multiple of SE to plot, allowing selection of either SE intervals, or confidence intervals.
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alex7tula commented May 19, 2018

Hi.
I have question about r-source/src/library/stats/R/optim.R
About parameter control -> factr.
In description i see:

factr - controls the convergence of the "L-BFGS-B" method. Convergence occurs when the reduction in the objective is within this factor of the machine tolerance. Default is 1e7, that is a tolerance of about 1e-8.

If tolerance is 1e-8, why you set default to 1e7?
May be it is mistake? May be 1e-7 - sould be as default?

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