get_slopes: Extract response-contingency slopes
In durkeepk/sloper: Compute, extract, and visualize response-contingency slopes

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Extract response-contingency slopes

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get_slopes(data = NULL, r_id = "r_id", t_id = "t_id",
  response = "response", contingency = "contingency",
  compress = "none", maximal = T)

`data`	data to use when fitting mixed model.
`r_id`	column of rater idenitfiers.
`t_id`	column of target identifiers.
`response`	column of responses (e.g., ratings, scores)
`contingency`	column containing values that ratings are contingent on
`compress`	column to compress data by ('rater' or 'target'). Default is no compression.
`maximal`	Should random slopes be specified for both targets and raters [T] or just targets [F].

New data frame containing individual slopes and intercepts representing the relationship between ratings and contingencies for each rater.

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## get_slopes(sloper_exdat, r_id = "r_id", t_id = "t_id",
##           response = "strength_rating", contingency = "target_strength_ave", compress = "rater")
## get_slopes(sloper_exdat, "strength_rating","target_strength_ave")

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