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Tag Archives: mixed effects
Modelling – mixed effects – concepts
I am going to take another shot at considering mixed effects modelling. This time from a perspective closer to my starting point. I first learnt about mixed-effects modelling through reading about it in, I think, some paper or chapter by … Continue reading
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Tagged anova(), F', lmer(), minF', mixed effects, mixed-e, regression
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Mixed effects – continuing the extended example
As noted in a previous post, our mixed effects analysis of the ML lexical decision data suggested that RTs were influenced by significant effects due to: cAge + cART + cTOWRENW + cLength + cOLD + cBG_Mean + cLgSUBTLCD + … Continue reading
Modelling – mixed effects – concepts
In the previous post, we ran through an extended example of a mixed-effects modelling analysis of the ML lexical decision data. We ended the post by getting p-values for the effects of the predictors included in our model. That was … Continue reading
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Tagged hierarchical, mixed effects, multilevel
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