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Group differences broadly refer to statistics which quantify the differences between two or more subpopulations.
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How to differentiate the grouping effect and the random effect when fitting GAM model?
according to the definition:
The Hierarchical Generalized Additive Model (HGAM) allows modeling of nonlinear functional relationships between covariates and outcomes where the shape of the function i …
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How to differentiate the grouping effect and the random effect when fitting GAM model?
Answer to my own question. Token and Bundsland are taken as random effects. The variables of place and period are taken as the interaction terms.
update: after taking comments from @Gavin Simpson and …
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