Hi. I get an error message about not converging when I try and use the pvals.fnc from the languageR library. The LMER analysis worked fine (See below). I am not an expert so I don't understand why the LMER worked but not the pvals.fnc Any help gratefully received. - Mike AIC BIC logLik MLdeviance REMLdeviance -7324 -7254 3673 -7451 -7346 Random effects: Groups Name Variance Std.Dev. Item (Intercept) 5.3386e-05 0.0073066 Subj (Intercept) 1.8073e-03 0.0425128 Residual 1.0314e-02 0.1015578 number of obs: 4363, groups: Item, 294; Subj, 38 Fixed effects: Estimate Std. Error t value (Intercept) 5.848e+00 7.830e-03 746.9 PrevErr1 3.835e-03 3.808e-03 1.0 ExpOrd -3.708e-05 9.107e-06 -4.1 pc4lex -4.630e-04 1.681e-03 -0.3 pc4img -7.519e-04 1.642e-03 -0.5 pc4nlen -4.413e-03 1.608e-03 -2.7 pc4lsa 8.118e-04 1.648e-03 0.5 pc4ng -5.183e-03 1.642e-03 -3.2 I(pc4nlen^2) 2.999e-03 1.451e-03 2.1
Mike Ford <mford <at> csl.psychol.cam.ac.uk> writes:> > Hi. I get an error message about not converging when I try and use the > pvals.fnc from the languageR library. The LMER analysis worked fine (See > below). > > I am not an expert so I don't understand why the LMER worked but not the > pvals.fnc > > Any help gratefully received. > > - Mikeresults of traceback() after the error? precise wording of the error message? any chance of sending to the list, or posting, a data set that produces the error? (see the posting guide ...) on the face of it is puzzling because pvals.fnc doesn't seem to do any fitting, just post-processing of the lmer object ... (by the way, that's "the languageR package" -- library(fortunes); fortune("Maechler.*package")) Ben Bolker