Mixed models

1. Mixed model - Wikipedia
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   A mixed model, mixed-effects model or mixed error-component model is a statistical model containing both fixed effects and random effects. These models are useful in a wide variety of disciplines in the physical, biological and social sciences.

2. Mixed models for repeated measures--part 1
   uvm.edu

   Mixed models have begun to play an important role in statistical analysis and offer many advantages over more traditional analyses.

3. Introduction to Linear Mixed Models
   stats.oarc.ucla.edu

   This page briefly introduces linear mixed models LMMs as a method for analyzing data that are non independent, multilevel/hierarchical, longitudinal, or correlated.

4. Mixed Models - General
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   The Mixed Models procedure analyzes results from a wide variety of experimental designs in which the outcome (response) is continuous, including.

5. Chapter 15
   stat.cmu.edu

   MIXED MODELS Figure 15.2: EDA for video game example with smoothed lines for each subject.

6. Mixed Models: Introduction, Application StudySmarter
   studysmarter.co.uk

   Mixed models, a comprehensive statistical approach, ingeniously blend fixed and random effects to accommodate data complexities, such as correlations within clusters or subjects.

7. Chapter 13 A brief intro to mixed models Experimental methods...
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   In R, there are several mixed model fitting function; in this book, we propose the use of the lmer() function, which requires two additional packages, i.e. ‘lme4’ and ‘lmerTest’.

8. Fixed vs Random vs Mixed Effects Models - Examples - Analytics Yogi
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   Additionally, mixed effects models can handle unbalanced data (i.e., data in which not all groups or individuals have the same number of observations) more easily than fixed or random...

9. 6 Random and Mixed Effects Models — ANOVA and Mixed Models
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   We call them mixed models or mixed effects models.

10. Mixed models for repeated measures--part 1
    www.uvm.edu

    Mixed models have begun to play an important role in statistical analysis and offer many advantages over more traditional analyses.

11. Mixed, Multilevel, and Hierarchical Models in R
    cran.r-project.org

    These packages do not directly provide functions to fit mixed models, but instead implement interfaces to...

12. Mixed Models - General
    www.ncss.com

    The Mixed Models procedure analyzes results from a wide variety of experimental designs in which the outcome (response) is continuous, including.

13. Chapter 15
    www.stat.cmu.edu

    MIXED MODELS Figure 15.2: EDA for video game example with smoothed lines for each subject.

14. Mixed Models: Introduction, Application StudySmarter
    www.studysmarter.co.uk

    Mixed models, a comprehensive statistical approach, ingeniously blend fixed and random effects to accommodate data complexities, such as correlations within clusters or subjects.

15. Chapter 13 A brief intro to mixed models Experimental methods...
    www.statforbiology.com

    In R, there are several mixed model fitting function; in this book, we propose the use of the lmer() function, which requires two additional packages, i.e. ‘lme4’ and ‘lmerTest’.

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