Three exceptional core papers outlining the theory, philosophy and fitting of generalised linear mixed effect models, non-linear mixed effects models, and general additive models:
GLM's: https://t.co/Wpq1rcnexg
NLME: https://t.co/hjNU8Y0STX
GAMs: https://t.co/TZFlehNgDc https://t.co/zKKPQK1gi3
Here's an incredible guide on how to use generalized additive models (GAM) and the hierarchical models (HGLM) to model complex structures in ecological data
https://t.co/TZFlehNgDc https://t.co/qTRkQc8bqX
@JezRoff @DrRCWyeth My reference is this book: https://t.co/fgjf1oKaac
But it does not qualify as a gentle introduction. Haven't read it but this looks great though: https://t.co/cIlRmNdxe1
Also for NLMM I have this R package: https://t.co/XChezU8ELg
@VLucet @SandraKlemet @LeaBlondl @jenileegobin @aande763 @jamesepaterson @ucfagls @millerdl Our HGAM paper (https://t.co/nH9SgjeCpE) has also become strangely popular as an introduction to GAMs as well, and Hefley et al. (2017) and Kammann and Wand (2003) are fantastic for learning about spatial GAMs (https://t.co/LLqJpMxfBh) https://t.co/QNwl3PYpnl Are
For any environmental sci researchers looking to expand their analysis options, these two papers on quantile regression and generalized additive models (GAMs) are awesome resources with applicable examples. I keep going back to them
https://t.co/I0oH1qKxSc
https://t.co/oO7WN1rxBI