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LOESS (or LOWESS) stands for locally weighted scatterplot smoothing. It is a form of local (k-nearest neighbor) kernel regression
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LOESS using predicted means from a linear mixed model
What aspects do I need to consider when plotting a smooth curve with the LOESS method (geom_smooth) using predicted means from a linear mixed model? … I used LOESS due to a low number of observations since I considered the predicted means from LMM of each time point (the time points were treated as factor levels). …
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