REextract: Extracts random effects
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REextract R Documentation
Extracts random effects
Description
Extracts random effect terms from an lme4 model
Usage
REextract(merMod)
Arguments
merMod
a merMod object from the lme4 package
Value
a data frame with the following columns
- groupFctr
The name of the grouping factor associated with the random effects
- groupID
The level of the grouping factor associated with the random effects
- 'term'
One column per random effect, the name is derived from the merMod
- 'term'_se
One column per random effect, the name is derived from the merMod
Examples
m2 <- lmer(Reaction ~ Days + (Days | Subject), sleepstudy)
rfx <- REextract(m2)
#Note the column names
head(rfx)
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Extracts random effects
Description
Extracts random effect terms from an lme4 model
Usage
REextract(merMod)
Arguments
merMod |
a merMod object from the lme4 package |
Value
a data frame with the following columns
- groupFctr
The name of the grouping factor associated with the random effects
- groupID
The level of the grouping factor associated with the random effects
- 'term'
One column per random effect, the name is derived from the merMod
- 'term'_se
One column per random effect, the name is derived from the merMod
Examples
m2 <- lmer(Reaction ~ Days + (Days | Subject), sleepstudy)
rfx <- REextract(m2)
#Note the column names
head(rfx)
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