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In biostatistics, fixed-effects may mean population-average effects. In econometrics, fixed-effects may represent the observed quantities in terms of explanatory variables that are treated as if the quantities were non-random.
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glmer model in r, negative slope for a predictor, data seems to have positive slope
I fitted a glmer model to my data in r (with package lme4), one of significant fixed effects (order, which is continuous) has a negative estimate. But when I graph the averaged data, it seems to have …
