#' Calculate a variance from a median odds ratio (MOR)
#'
#' mor: Calculate median odds ratio (MOR) from a random effect variance from
#' a binomial GLMM. inv.mor: Inverse function to get variance from MOR.
#' For a poisson GLMM these functions will transform variances to median
#' *rate* ratios (MRR), and vice versa. mrr and inv.mrr are equivalent
#' to mor and inv.mor.
#' See:
#' Interpreting Parameters in the Logistic Regression Model with Random Effects
#' Author(s): Klaus Larsen, J¯rgen Holm Petersen, Esben Budtz-J¯rgensen, Lars Endahl
#' Biometrics, Vol. 56, No. 3 (Sep., 2000), pp. 909-914
#' Equations:
#' mor=exp(sqrt(2*v)*qnorm(0.75)) (MOR function)
#' => log(mor)=sqrt(2*v)*qnorm(0.75)
#' => (log(mor)/qnorm(0.75))^2=2*v
#' => v=((log(mor)/qnorm(0.75))^2)/2 (inverse MOR function)
#'
#' @param m MOR or MRR, for inv.mor and inv.mrr
#' @export
#' @examples
#' # a random effect variance of 1.3 between levels (e.g. sites)...
#' mor(1.3)
#' # ...implies that a typical pair of randomly chosen levels
#' # will differ in odds (or rate, for count GLMMs) by a factor
#' # of 3.
#' # inverse function
#' inv.mor(3)
#' # mrr and inv.mrr are aliases for mor and inv.mor.
#' mrr(1.3)
#' inv.mrr(3)
inv.mor<-function(m)((log(m)/qnorm(0.75))^2)/2
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