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From: Mctemple44@aol.com
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 22:37:00 EDT
Hello, my name is Neil Templeton and I am a graduate student at the 
University of Montana.  I am advising another student who is working with a 
longitudinal data set which has clustered observations with repeated 
measures.  Specifically, the data was taken at "points" which are nested 
within "transects", with 4 to 10 points per transect.  Most transects were 
sampled over a number of years, typically 4 to 6.    The response variable is 
binary, the presence or absence of a bird specie.  I feel the appropriate way 
to model the transect and time elements are as random effects, but I 
understand the S-PLUS random effects routines are for quantitative response 
variables only.  Are there S-PLUS routines available for logistic regression 
with random effects?  Thank you very much, Neil.

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