Hi class,
I would like to note that calculating fitted values in INLA can be approached differently based on the specific context. Departing from the class example, you might find it beneficial to explore the utilization of the ‘summary.fixed’ command, which offers an alternative method to determine the fitted values of relative risks. In regard to Moran’s I, both the default ‘equal’ hypothesis and the ‘greater’ hypothesis are valid options, as long as you explain your findings effectively to correspond with the selected approach. Please let me know if you have any questions!