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Model diagnosis in GLMM model of binary outcome variable

I am trying to do a research article on morbidity, which is categorical, i.e., yes or no. I also consider fixed and random effects, given that all of the fixed effect covariates are categorical. Here ...
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Upward trend in Residuals vs. Fitted - Violation of linearity?

I am currently working with longitudinal data using a linear mixed model (lme4 R package). The linearity plot (fit with ...
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What kind of residuals should we test for linear mixed-effects models (LMER)?

I'm on a journey trying to get my mind around the normality of residuals assumption for linear mixed-effects models, this is a FOLLOW-UP POST While studying to better understand what I could do to ...
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Kruskal Wallis Test with Random Effect?

I am trying to analyse the effect of season (autumn or summer) on frog sperm cell concentration (continuous, expressed as cells/ml). Because I don't know if there is an effect of male variation I want ...
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County-level fixed effect model - how to improve the predictive power

I'm doing a linear regression in the hopes of developing a predictive model for fatal drug overdoses at the county level. My data looks like this (note, pc=per-capita), there are 504 total ...
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Interpreting DHARMa residuals for a glmer.nb regression using count data

1 I am modeling overdispersed count data (detection of species) in a GLMM to account for changes in the number of detections of the individual (response variable) to covid period, area (rural vs urban)...
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Interpreting DHARMa residuals for a glmer.nb regression using count data [duplicate]

I am modeling overdispersed count data (detection of species) in a GLMM to account for changes in the number of detections of the individual (response variable) to covid period, area (rural vs urban) ...
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Testing the spatiale autocorrelation on the residuals of the mixed-effect logistic regression

I have temporal blocks in my data frame, so I took the effect of time dependency through a random intercept in a glmer model. Now I want to test the spatial autocorrelation in the residuals but I’m ...
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Interpreting a binned residual plot for logistic regression

I have the following mixed effect logistic regression: ball3=glmer(Buried~Offset+Width_mm+(1|Chamber), family=binomial, data=ballData) And I would like to ...
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Linear (mixed-effects) model for skewed and negative data / residuals

I am currently fitting a linear mixed-effects model to my data where the outcome variable can have both positive and negative values (integers). The issue now is, that my outcome data is skewed with ...
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