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Linear Mixed Effects Models Using R
Andrzej Ga leckiTomasz BurzykowskiLinear Mixed Effects ModelsUsingRA Step-by-step ApproachJanuary 31, 2012 SpringerMoim bliskimVioli, Martuni, Samancie, Arturkowi, i Pawe lkowiMoim Rodzicom i NauczycielomDekadentom najbli zszym i przyjacio lom memory of Tom Ten HavePrefaceLinear Mixed -effects model (LMMs) are powerful modeling tools that allowfor the analysis of datasets with complex, hierarchical structures. Intensive re-search in the past decade has led to a better understanding oftheir growing body of literature, including recent monographs, has consider-ably increased their popularity among applied researchers. There are severalstatistical software packages containing routines for LMMs. These include, forinstance, SAS, SPSS, STATA, S+, andR. The major advantage ofRis thatit is a freely available, dynamically developing, open-source environment forstatistical computing and goal of our book is to provide a description of tools available for fittingLMMs inR.
classes of models, as well as differences in the R software, can be clearly delin-eated. LMMs, which are the main focus of the book, are also illustrated using three additional datasets, which extend the presentation of various aspects of the models and R functions. We have decided to include the direct output of R commands in the text.
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