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Mixed Model for Repeated Measurement (mmrm) - Assumptions

I want to fit a mixed model for repeated measures (mmrm) on a set of panel data with 6 visits and N = 1200. I want to estimate the effect of time passing on the outcome, without any intervention since ...
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Modelling 3-level MLM of longitudinal data in R

I have two questions regarding modeling a 3-level multilevel model in R. I have a dataset of different variables that were assessed 4x as part of a longitudinal study. At each of the four assessments ...
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Model Y~X using longitudinal data when X is measured less often than Y

I have the following data/setting: N persons assessed over time: different number of assessments; assessments at different time points Variable Y: measured ~50 times (3 times per day) Variable X: ...
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Simulate autocorrelated variable based on data in R

I am trying to simulate data for a longitudinal multilevel model. Let's say I want to simulate 4 observations of random variable X for N persons - how would I do that assuming autocorrelation of X to ...
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Can we use macro variable (e.g.gdp_growth) in a panel data?

I am examining one country over a period of 10 years. I am interested to see whether GDP_growth had a heterogeneous effect on wages across people with different educational background. The code below ...
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Multilevel model for change- time-varying variables at different waves to outcome

I am using UKHLS youth survey where an outcome for wellbeing occurs at waves 2,4,6 and 8. I have predictors such as computer screen usage and many others I would like to use occurring at waves 1,3,5,7....
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Including AR(1) in growth model makes intercept constant (R nlme)

I have data of countries, years and some variables as shown below (not the comeplete dataset): ...
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R longitudinal growth curve model/multilvel model with time-varying covariate structure (nlme)

I have data of countries, years and some variables as shown below: ...
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Between- and within-person level effects when using multilevel modelling for longitudinal data in R

I’m using nlme package in R for analysing longitudinal data. The aim is to understand if changes in need satisfaction (TNS) and ...
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Binomial GLMM (GLMER) with proportions in unbalanced, observational panel data: nesting issues and errors

Thanks in advance. I am new to mixed models and having several doubts about a mixed model (lme4's glmer, binomial) with multiple levels, measuring a proportion [0,1] in three time periods. My data ...
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How to encode Times within Days in Multi-level Mixed Model in R?

I have the following experiment: I tested 16 subjects on 4 different days with a (repeated) measurement every 20 minutes for a total of approximately 15 measurements/day. I have about 4 time varying-...
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Unbalanced Longitudinal Multilevel Model Power Analysis

I am trying to conduct a power analysis on a multilevel longitudinal model (pre-existing household panel dataset) and am having trouble figuring out how to do it (or if it is even needed in the first ...
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plm vs lmer - differences in outputs?

I am looking to run a random-effects model to look at attainment of pupils who are nested within schools. The model specification includes pupil-level characteristics, school-level characteristics and ...
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Number of random effects is not correct in lmer model

I am getting this error. ...
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Multilevel analysis: panel data and multiple levels

Suppose we have a historical (panel/longitudinal) dataset on the number of buildings in each sub-region (this is a made-up dataset to explain the concept): The variable “Year” ranges from 1 to 10 and ...
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Clustering on three levels: time, group, individual –- how to correctly specify the model in R?

I would like to run a lagged random effects regression. The data is from an experiment in which participants were assigned to groups of five and participated in an interactive game for 20 rounds. ...
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Correct specification of longitudinal model in lme4

I am trying to fit a multilevel longitudinal model and i have a question regarding how to specify it. The data consist of about 8k observations collected from about 3k individuals at four time points. ...
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Multiple imputation for clustered data

I have a few questions regarding multiple imputation for nested data. Context: I have repeated measures (4 times) from a survey and these are clustered in workplaces (205 workplaces). There are about ...
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Multi-stage selection model with panel data in R

My data consists of individual level observations nested within countries over time. I would like to use multilevel models along with some sort of selection model. I have three related questions. ...
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How to test random effects in a multilevel model in R

I have been reading a good book called Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis: Modeling Change and Event Occurrence by Judith Singer and John Willet. The book shows that by modeling in 2 levels, we can ...
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