re_scores: absolute random effects scores
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re_scores R Documentation
absolute random effects scores
Description
posterior distribution of absolute random effects
Usage
re_scores(tbl_post)
Arguments
tbl_post
posterior (tbl_post)
type
set type of coefficient (ranef)
Value
tbl_post
Random coefficients are estimated as differences to the population level coefficient.
In some situations one needs the total (or absolute) score.
Example: It is typical for psychometric settings to think of item and
person scores. An average person has an IQ of 100,
but would have a zero in terms of random effects.
Author(s)
Martin Schmettow
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absolute random effects scores
Description
posterior distribution of absolute random effects
Usage
re_scores(tbl_post)
Arguments
tbl_post |
posterior (tbl_post) |
type |
set type of coefficient (ranef) |
Value
tbl_post
Random coefficients are estimated as differences to the population level coefficient. In some situations one needs the total (or absolute) score.
Example: It is typical for psychometric settings to think of item and person scores. An average person has an IQ of 100, but would have a zero in terms of random effects.
Author(s)
Martin Schmettow
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