Adding more core S3 methods

[strengejacke]

Would it be possible to include some more information in the returned objects from svylme(), or adding some more methods? Like nobs(), family(), maybe the call, the model frame, AIC, ... etc.? Would be nice if some of those functions/information that are easy to add could be implemented.

[tslumley]

family() is a bit pointless since it only does linear mixed models. I'll look at some others, though. -thomas Thomas Lumley Professor of Biostatistics

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[strengejacke]

family() is a bit pointless since it only does linear mixed models.

I agree for interactive usage. But there might be packages that rely on calling stats::family() without knowing the input model.