Nothing
center
argument to brms_formula.default()
and explain intercept parameter interpretation concerns (#128).brm_marginal_grid()
.sigma
in brm_marginal_draws()
and brm_marginal_summaries()
.outcome = "response"
with reference_time = NULL
. Sometimes raw response is analyzed but the data has no baseline time point.brm_data()
and encourage ordered factors for the time variable (#113).brm_data_chronologize()
to ensure the correctness of the time variable.brm_data()
. This helps brm_data_chronologize()
operate correctly after calls to brm_data()
.brms.mmrm_data
and brms.mmrm_formula
to the brms
fitted model object returned by brm_model()
.data
and formula
from the above in brm_marginal_draws()
.effect_size
to attr(formula, "brm_allow_effect_size")
.brm_data()
and document examples.role
argument of brm_data()
in favor of reference_time
(#119).model_missing_outcomes
in brm_formula()
to optionally impute missing values during model fitting as described at https://paulbuerkner.com/brms/articles/brms_missings.html (#121).imputed
argument to accept a mice
multiply imputed dataset ("mids") in brm_model()
(#121).summary()
method for brm_transform_marginal()
objects.brm_transform_marginal()
.brm_archetype_cells()
, brm_archetype_effects()
, brm_archetype_successive_cells()
, and brm_archetype_successive_effects()
(#125). We cannot support cLDA for brm_archetype_average_cells()
or brm_archetype_average_effects()
because then some parameters would no longer be averages of others.NA
s in get_draws_sigma()
.summary()
messages for informative prior archetypes.archetypes.Rmd
vignette using the FEV dataset from the mmrm
package.brm_prior_template()
.formula
argument in brm_marginal_draws()
."brm_data"
to "brms_mmrm_data"
to align with other class names."brms_mmrm_formula"
class to wrap around the model formula. The class ensures that formulas passed to the model were created by brms_formula()
, and the attributes store the user's choice of fixed effects."brms_mmrm_model"
class for fitted model objects. The class ensures that fitted models were created by brms_model()
, and the attributes store the "brms_mmrm_formula"
object in a way that brms
itself cannot modify.use_subgroup
in brm_marginal_draws()
. The subgroup is now always part of the reference grid when declared in brm_data()
. To marginalize over subgroup, declare it in covariates
instead.brm_plot_compare()
.brm_transform_marginal()
to transform model parameters to marginal means (#53).brm_transform_marginal()
instead of emmeans
in brm_marginal_draws()
to derive posterior draws of marginal means based on posterior draws of model parameters (#53).inference.Rmd
vignette.methods.Rmd
to model.Rmd
since inference.Rmd
also discusses methods.brm_formula()
and brm_marginal_draws()
to optionally model homogeneous variances, as well as ARMA, AR, MA, and compound symmetry correlation structures.brm_model()
to continuous families with identity links.brm_prior_simple()
, deprecate the correlation
argument in favor of individual correlation-specific arguments such as unstructured
and compound_symmetry
.brm_simulate()
in favor of brm_simulate_simple()
(#3). The latter has a more specific name to disambiguate it from other simulation functions, and its parameterization conforms to the one in the methods vignette.brm_simulate_outline()
, brm_simulate_continuous()
, brm_simulate_categorical()
(#3).brm_model()
, remove rows with missing responses. These rows are automatically removed by brms
anyway, and by handling by handling this in brms.mmrm
, we avoid a warning.brm_data()
, deprecate level_control
in favor of reference_group
.brm_data()
, deprecate level_baseline
in favor of reference_time
.brm_formula()
, deprecate arguments effect_baseline
, effect_group
, effect_time
, interaction_baseline
, and interaction_group
in favor of baseline
, group
, time
, baseline_time
, and group_time
, respectively.missing
column in brm_data_change()
such that a value in the change from baseline is labeled missing if either the baseline response is missing or the post-baseline response is missing.brm_marginal_draws()
to be more internally consistent and fit better with the addition of subgroup-specific marginals (#18).brm_plot_compare()
and brm_plot_draws()
to select the x axis variable and faceting variables.brm_plot_compare()
to choose the primary comparison of interest (source of the data, discrete time, treatment group, or subgroup level).Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
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