caterpillar_plot: caterpillar_plot() it plots the rank of random effects across...
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caterpillar_plot() it plots the rank of random effects across clusters, with ther point estimates and their uncertainty (2*SD), around it points estimates
Description
caterpillar_plot() it plots the rank of random effects across clusters, with ther point estimates and their uncertainty (2*SD), around it points estimates
Usage
caterpillar_plot(mlm_model)
Arguments
mlm_model
it requires an mlm_model, generated by lme4. If this is a null, the plot display the unconditioned random effect. If the model is not a null model, then the plot display the expected random effects given the model.
Details
Given the return object is a common 'ggplot2' user can further customize the figure, overwritting or defining parameter for the plot such as colours, axis lenght, and coord_fixed(ratio=.xx)
Value
a plot, a 'ggplot2' object.
Examples
lme4::lmer(y ~ 1 + (1|id_j), data = clustered_data, REML = FALSE) %>%
caterpillar_plot(.)
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caterpillar_plot() it plots the rank of random effects across clusters, with ther point estimates and their uncertainty (2*SD), around it points estimates
Description
caterpillar_plot() it plots the rank of random effects across clusters, with ther point estimates and their uncertainty (2*SD), around it points estimates
Usage
caterpillar_plot(mlm_model)
Arguments
mlm_model |
it requires an mlm_model, generated by lme4. If this is a null, the plot display the unconditioned random effect. If the model is not a null model, then the plot display the expected random effects given the model. |
Details
Given the return object is a common 'ggplot2' user can further customize the figure, overwritting or defining parameter for the plot such as colours, axis lenght, and coord_fixed(ratio=.xx)
Value
a plot, a 'ggplot2' object.
Examples
lme4::lmer(y ~ 1 + (1|id_j), data = clustered_data, REML = FALSE) %>%
caterpillar_plot(.)
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