Mixed models for the analysis of repeated measurements

Fall Statistics Workshop series, Department of Spanish and Portuguese

Overheads mildly updated: Analysis of the recursion data now has highlighting of material that was emphasized.

• Recursion Data: These data are kindly provided by Ana Perez-Leroux. We cannot hope to come up with a definitive analysis in this time frame, but still we should be able to do something interesting. Participants are all encouraged to play with the data and try out some ideas.
  1. Description of the data
  2. Raw data file (Plain text)
• Overheads
  1. Introduction and normal model
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  2. Repeated measurements analysis of normal data with R
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  3. Mixed model for binary data (For Oct. 23d)
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  4. Repeated measurements analysis of binary data with R (For Oct. 23d)
     • Basketball Example (Just for reference):      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
     • Recursion Part 1: Description of the data      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
     • Recursion Part 2: Condition (ABCE) by Group (Adult-Child): Response is AllTargets      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
     • Recursion Part 3: Trying to test the interaction of Adult-Child by Item      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
     • Recursion Part 4: Condition by Agegroup, DV is AllTargets: Limit the analysis to just children      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
     • Recursion Part 5: Item nested within Condition, kids only. Item is fixed, then random.      PDF      OpenOffice.org format
  
  

All materials prepared by Jerry are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. This is everything but the picture of Procrustes, which was stolen from the Internet. Source code is available above.