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I'm trying to use glmmseq to analyze some dataset in which each patient contributed multiple samples. I want to consider patient ID as random factor and the diagnosis as fixed factor. So my formula would be like:
Hi,
I'm trying to use glmmseq to analyze some dataset in which each patient contributed multiple samples. I want to consider patient ID as random factor and the diagnosis as fixed factor. So my formula would be like:
glmmSeq(~ diagnosis + (1 | patient_ID), countdata = OTU.table, metadata = Sample.table, dispersion = disp, progress = TRUE)
As you can see, I don't have a "Timepoint" variable in this model.
Based on glmmseq manual, glmmseq is "Designed for longitudinal analysis..." If I don't have Timepoint can I still use this model?
Thanks very much! Leran