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| Subject: | nlme: random effects |
| From: | Vincent.Duval@bc.boehringer-ingelheim.com |
| Date: | Wed, 1 Feb 2006 16:45:17 +0100 |
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Dear list, This maybe a naïve question for some of you but I have been struggling for some time to find out a way to implement the following random effect. Below is the basic model I have: Base1.nlme=nlme(DV~Alpha*XX**Beta, data=""> # groupedData depending of the variable ID fixed=Alpha+Beta~1, random=Alpha+Beta~1, start=list(fixed=c(400,0.5)), ) Subjects go four times into the same experiments (VISIT). Therefore I susspect some variability on parameters between occaasions. Implementation of the varaibility between occasions improved the description of the data. Base3.nlme=update(Base1.nlme, random=Alpha+Beta~1|ID/VISIT) but I can't manage to estimate a same variability on Alpha and Beta over the four periods and on top of it an inter-occasion variability for Beta One of the ways I tried is bellow but didn't succeed more than the others, Base4.nlme=update(Base3.nlme, random=list(Alpha~1|ID, Beta~1|ID/VISIT)) Could someone give me a hint on how to start with this? Thanks for your help, Vincent PS: I Use Splus7 under windows XP |
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