by cooch » Mon Nov 13, 2023 5:18 pm
Unless you enter the covariates and the names you assign them in the model specification window (see section 11.2.1), then you can't enter them in the DM after the fact. MARK is only 'aware' of named covariates if you 'tell MARK' how many, and what they're named, when you specify the model. But, you can use the DM functions to make derived variables that are functions of named variables. As per the example in Chapter 11, mass and power(mass,2), as opposed to having two separate named variables (say, mass and mass2) in the .inp file.