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Simple Mixed Model with 1 Fixed and 1 Random Effect
I have various datasets I need to analyse regarding soil properties, all in the same fashion, with one fixed effect (which is a position along a transect, indicating different land uses). Now my main ...
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How to handle messed up block design?
Let's pretend we have got a randomized block design with three blocks. The aim is to study the effect of fertilisation and irrigation on productivity in an apple plantation. Within each block there ...
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One-way random effects ANOVA model
I'm starting with Bayesian analysis, and I've been trying to understand how to write a model in Bayesian notation that can be translated into what I want to do with my data.
Let's suppose a one-way ...
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Prediction interval for the one-way random effect ANOVA
I don't find a textbook presenting prediction intervals for mixed models. Moreover I'm only looking for a prediction interval for the balanced one-way random effect ANOVA model. Do you know a formula ...
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How to run a two-way ANOVA with a random variable followed by pairwise comparisons?
I have a dataset with which I would like to compare the effect of species and habitat on movement rate, with pairwise comparisons. I would also like to include the effect of individual (as a random ...
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Formulating a mixed model with nested fixed and random effects
I'm analysing the results of an experiment using a mixed (fixed and random-effects) ANOVA with nested effects and I just need someone to confirm that I have the right model.
The effects in the design ...
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How to deal with this design?
I have an experiment with 3 biological factors (dev, dev_stage; reg, brain_region; gen, ...
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Variance components
I have a set of $N$ bodies, which is a random sample from a population whose mean and variance I want to estimate. A property of each body is being measured $m_i$ times ($m_i>1$) and different for ...
