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Similarly to #3500, I would like to know if it is possible to fit a mixed random effects
model with three random effects when the factors are nested within each other? The extension from the 2 to hig…
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What do we want? Can we have a consistent policy, including linear MixedLM?
(Issue created while looking at #2382 )
- specification tests together with other mixed models,
LR, LM test, possible pro…
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Random effects can be used to share information between …
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I'm using the **lm** function with fixed effects (specified as a dummy variable with factors) and have been able to use the **powerSim** function. However, when I try to use the "extend" function, to …
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It seems likely that we may benefit from using QR decomposition on at least the fixed effect design matrices and potentially also the random effect design matrices. I am uncertain if this should be im…
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Hi,
I am not sure that I am specifying the random effects the right way in Hmsc and I´d appreciate your advice regarding this. My dataset consists of something like 300 sampling units (for bird sa…
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## What problem does this solve or what need does it fill?
When working with sound effects in games, audio files should
## What solution would you like?
Core requirements:
1. The player mu…
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Hi - it is my understanding that subgroup and moderator analyses are essentially the same (meta regression with discrete vs continuous variables). However, when I use the same parameters for the 2 re…
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Hi,
This is the great package to estimate the power and sample size for the language studies that analyze the data in use of the mixed-effect model. I am analyzing the power based on the statistical…
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Hi flexsurv,
Firstly, my apologies that this appears to be an old question, and I do not have a reprex example or a sharable dataset due to data-sharing agreements. The dataset has only four varia…