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| Subject: | mixed effect models |
| From: | msc0235@geo.ed.ac.uk |
| Date: | Fri, 21 Jun 2002 16:53:52 +0100 |
| Organization: | The University of Edinburgh |
Dear all, I would like to analyse a dataset of parasite abundance - this follows a negative binomial distribution, and comes in a hierarchical fomat (repeated parasite samples(10 samples) per habitat type (3 types) per host-abundance block (4 blocks)). Are mixed effect models possible in this case (given that it is count data, not really continuous data), or is another method more advisable? Thanks a lot! Helene |
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