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Statistical analysis of datasets comprising several levels of hierarchy (e.g., students nested in classes nested in schools or hierarchical forecasting). For questions about mixed models use [mixed-model] tag. For nested random effects, use [nested-data].
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What is a fixed effect in a mixed model compared to a fixed effect model for panel data? [duplicate]
I am confused about the expression "fixed effect" in the context of mixed models. I am more familiar with the terms like "fixed effects" and "random effects" in context of econometrics and the analysi …
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Hierarchical panel data: Fixed effects vs. hierarchical linear models vs. mixed models [duplicate]
I have problems about understanding the intuition and differences about when to apply fixed effects, hierarchical linear models (multilevel models) and hierarchical mixed models. I will try to explain …
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