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I was hoping that you could help me understand how best to generate predictions from data modeled by phyr. I am trying to take the coefficients from a Poisson distributed model and apply them to gene…
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I ran this slightly alternative model based on the example from the readme documentation:
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### Game Version
1.19.5
### Platform
Windows
### Modded
Vanilla
### SP/MP
Singleplayer
### Description
The player model animation and visual effects on the screen appear even though the playe…
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Question from a user:
> Is it possible to have parameter blocks and update them separately/sequentially? I am considering a model with random effects and considering all random effects as parameter…
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Hi, I have data for a mixed design in which people were assigned into two groups (R, n = 130 or O, n = 134), and in each group, they rated two trait scales (C & W). After I conducted an LMM, every res…
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I have a real data example
[problemData.csv](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15961103/problemData.csv)
which involves treatment(trt), location(loc) and replication(rep, a block nested wit…
xyzyc updated
5 months ago
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I've done some work to hack in a censored normal (tobit) response into glmmTMB with a global interval (not per observation as mentioned in https://github.com/glmmTMB/glmmTMB/issues/690) for a work pro…
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I try to align my results with SAS. SAS offers the following options:
- residual - practically useless in most applications, so I skip this.
- containment. This is what nlme probably uses. SAS uses …
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The population and fleet subgroup (@Andrea-Havron-NOAA , @k-doering-NOAA, @nathanvaughan-NOAA) are working on implementing fishing mortality. We are trying to decide if we should estimate annual log_F…
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I need a mechanism to mark functions as having no side effects (pure functions).
Most external interfaces come with state, so I recommend having side effects by default and adding the `@pure`(after…
oovm updated
8 months ago