A practical guide and power analysis for GLMMs: detecting among treatment variation in random effects

RT @bolkerb: @rose_odea @MethodsEcolEvol @DanielWANoble @itchyshin This looks great. Cheating a little bit, I also wanted to piggyback/remi…
RT @bolkerb: @rose_odea @MethodsEcolEvol @DanielWANoble @itchyshin This looks great. Cheating a little bit, I also wanted to piggyback/remi…
1498 days ago
@rose_odea @MethodsEcolEvol @DanielWANoble @itchyshin This looks great. Cheating a little bit, I also wanted to piggyback/remind people to read this next: @MPKain's master's thesis pub on simulation-based power analyses for these kinds of studies: https://t.co/FKXxNHiD4p
2053 days ago
@topepos @urganmax @JezRoff @ucfagls I like this one from @MPkain, @bolkerb and M_W_McCoy on power analysis for GLMMs: https://t.co/cni6UFSMjk
Looks useful! @CrowderLabWSU @mrbrousil https://t.co/yR42sS3pfE
2117 days ago
Here's a cool thing: A practical guide and power analysis for GLMMs: detecting among treatment variation in random effects by @bolkerb (and coauthors I can't find!) where you can do power analysis for variance components! https://t.co/XmlCd0kMId
2127 days ago
@bmwiernik The GLMM resources are frequently better than the LMM (and it is easy to adapt for LMMs): https://t.co/l6rCkGQMj4 and https://t.co/TMBWEZJQl6
2916 days ago
@drob @LucyStats @juliasilge @HannahKrimm I like this paper on it, which has some very untidy code for you to refactor: https://t.co/cni6UFBbrM
Found it! Well, @P_Tkaczynski found it really (thanks Paddy!)...https://t.co/8fhIwCgXws