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2009 Apr 10
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How to handle tabular form data in lmer without expanding the data into binary outcome form?
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My question: what is the lmer syntax for tabular data ("model Y/N=X" is the
what SAS does as seen in the link above).
In specific, where can I add N (number of trials) into the following line of
lmer code?
m1 <- lmer(Y ~ X+(1|grp_id), family=biomial(link="logit"))
As you may expect, I try to avoid expanding the tabular form data into
binary (0,1) outcome form data because doing so causes a quite large data
matrix in my study).
A link with similar question is seen at
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2008-May/161072.html
Seems to...
2013 Jun 26
0
Generalised Linear models in R-Studio
...y Generalised Linear Model in R-Studio
I am a little confused about what family to use and for my data
My outcome variable (response) is categories 0,1,2,3 but my data i dont have any individuals that have fallen into the top group "3"
What i have read about Generalised Models is that Biomial data is only two option not the 4 that i have.
What regression should I use and that family should i aim for?
Thank you
Kindest regards,
Darren
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