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Tag Archives: multicollinearity
Mixed-effects modeling — four hour workshop — part II: Data Exploration
We got our data together in Part I of this workshop, eventually arriving at the collation of a single dataframe in ‘long format’ holding all our data on subject attributes, item attributes and behavioural responses to words in a lexical … Continue reading
Modelling – examining the correlations between predictor variables
This post will consider how to explore the relationship between a set of variables: variables that we will ultimately use in a mixed-effects analysis of lexical decision data. Most of the analyses we will be doing will examine whether observed … Continue reading
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