Dear R-list,
I try to adjust GLMM on incidence cancer data. Without random effect, in GLM
the command is, for example with sex effect,
glm(Observed~sex+offset(log(Expected)),family=poisson) because the observed
are Poisson distribued with parameter Expected*incidence rate. But know I
want to introduce random effect (for example spatial effect) and it seems to
me that the "offset" does not work in
glmmPQL(Observed~sex+offset(log(Expected)),random=~1|ED,...,family=poisson)?
I mean it does not work in lme.
what is the problem with my offset? thank you in advance, with best regards,
Erik.
===========================================Erik-André SAULEAU, MD, PhD
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