get.lmer.effects: extract results

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples

Description

Extract results from an object created by ‘lmer’ or ‘glmer’ from the ‘lme4’ package.

Usage

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get.lmer.effects ( lmerObj , bootMerObj = NULL, conf = .95, saveData = FALSE )

Arguments

lmerObj

An object of class ‘merMod’ or ‘glmerMod’, as created by ‘lmer’ or ‘glmer’ from the ‘lme4’ package.

bootMerObj

Optional: An object of S3 class ‘boot’, as created by ‘bootMer’. Applies if standard error and/or confidence intervals from a bootstrap should be augmented to the lme4 results object.

conf

Applies if confidence intervals from a bootstrap should be augmented to the lme4 results object. Define the upper bound of the confidence interval.

saveData

Logical: Should the data frame be attached to the output as an attribut?

Value

A data frame with at least 10 columns comprising the results of the GLMM analysis.

model

The name of the object the analysis results are assigned to.

source

The lmer-function called

var1

First variable name

var2

Second variable name

type

Type of variable and/or derived parameter

group

The group a model parameter belongs to

par

Name of the model parameter

derived.par

Second name of the model parameter

var2

Second variable name

value

Corresponding numerical value

Note: In principle, get.lmer.effects collects only output already contained in the lme4-output. Additionally, the marginal and conditional r-squared from Nakagawa and Schielzeth (2013) is provided. The parameters are labeled ‘R2_m’ and ‘R2_c’ in the par-column.

Author(s)

Sebastian Weirich

Examples

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library ( lme4 )
### First example: GLMM analysis
fmVA <- glmer( r2 ~ Anger + Gender + btype + situ + (1|id) + (1|item), family = binomial, data = VerbAgg)
results    <- get.lmer.effects ( fmVA ) 

### second example: obtain standard errors and confidence intervals from the model estimated 
### in the first example via bootstrap (using only 5 bootstrap samples for illustration)
### We use the 'bootMer' function fom the lme4 package  
fmVAB<- bootMer(x = fmVA, FUN = get.lmer.effects.forBootMer, nsim = 5)
resultsBoot<- get.lmer.effects ( lmerObj = fmVA, bootMerObj = fmVAB, conf = .95, saveData = FALSE) 

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