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Logistic regression with complete separation AND repeated measures

Consider a typical logistic regression on data with a binary response $Y$, and some predictor variables $X$'s. I understand that when the event is rare, or in the case of complete separation, one ...
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Beyond AR(1) as a covariance structure for mixed models with repeated measures

I have been reading about alternatives to assuming an AR(1) covariance structure for mixed models with repeated measures (in time). In particular I have heard about Toeplitz and Ante-dependence ...
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GEE results showing opposite of true marginal relationship with EXCH working correlation

I am working on a modelling issue with two main effect variables: time period and Setting, related to an outcome, with all 3 being binary. My PI wants to test for moderating effects, so we have an ...
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SAS Proc Mixed Repeated VS Random (or Both)?

I have data from a study for a "device". Subjects receive an implant and are followed for 5 years, with a checkup every year. A "disability score" is calculated from a survey every ...
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Mixed model for repeated measures with different timepoints and intervals

is there a way to design a mixed model for uneven number of measurements per subject and (more importantly) with uneven time intervals between measurements which are taken at different time points (...
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Linear mixed model with repeated measures at two timescales

I want to use a Linear Mixed Model on the following design: 20 subjects with one between-subjects factor (10 males, 10 females). Each subject is measured at 4 timepoints: At 0 weeks, 2 weeks, 4 ...
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Comparison between two groups of time series?

I have two groups of people. One group of people are healthy and the other group of people is sick. For people in both groups, I let them do exercise for 10 mins and then let them rest for 3 mins. I ...
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Why would SAS proc mixed produce residual variance estimates under AR1 covariance structure, but none for unstructured covariance?

I am working on a program in SAS that seeks to extract r2 based on the residual variance produced by covariance parameter estimates in PROC MIXED. The specification ...
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Repeated Measures in Mixed Model - Creating Graphics [closed]

In learning about mixed modeling and how to perform this in SAS I came across this article https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/sas/seminars/sas-repeatedmeasures/ However, I am not able to wrap my head ...
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Data points (over time) that are both spatially even and odd

I have a set of data that has both spatially even timepoints (0, 7, 14, 21, 28 days) and spatially uneven (76, 99, 103, 133 days) timepoints. These are bodyweights collected at each of these days, and ...
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SAS proc mixed Degree of freedom

I have a dataset in this format: Factor A is a between subject factor (with 2 levels - High and Low). Factor B is a within subject factor (with 3 levels - High , Moderate and Low). I want to run a ...
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How to test for dose effect in non-linear model

I would like to examine whether there is an effect of dose in a data set that looks at repeated measurements over time. I expect the dependent variable to decrease exponentially over time. My ...
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Does it make sense to specify a repeated effect that does not appear in the model?

The concentration of a certain nutrient is measured in soil each fall after harvest in a set of research plots. I want to model the change in nutrient concentration over a number of years, but I'm ...
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ANOVA with Some Repeated Trials - Independence Assumption

I have some cross sectional data in which I would like to perform a basic ANOVA on. Some of the measurements are repeats from the same subjects, but the "independent variable" is not necessarily the ...
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Poisson regression with robust error variance - cross sectional study

To estimate RRs in a statistical model with a binary outcome, sometimes the modified Poisson regression can be used (proposed by Zou). Specially in epidemiology, when the incidence rate of the binary ...
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