Closed HaiyangJin closed 4 years ago
I suppose you would do it in the same way that you would do it with the results of lm
or glm
, say. That is, I don't see that your question is special to lmerTest
. However, since the summary function returns t-values and the df for all coefficients, you can compute the p-value of any hypothesis you are most interested in yourself.
Dear authors,
I wonder if there is a way to perform one-tailed tests with lmerTest? I cannot find a solution by checking the help files.
Thanks in advance, Haiyang