[R] differnce between lme and proc mixed

[Andrew Robinson]

Hi Liz,

I am sure that soem will know what the differences may be between proc
mixed and lme.  But unless you provide much more information, such as
the actual code that you used, the output, and *best of all* a
reproducible example, we can't be much help.  I hope that these
thoughts are useful.

Andrew


On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 02:24:06PM -0700, Elizabeth Lawson wrote:
> Hey,
>    
>   I was using lme and proc mixed in SAS to run a empirical bayesian model.
>   I used the same method for both lme and proc mixed (the default REML).
>    
>   I got very similar, but not identical results.  I am just wondering if anyone knows what the differneces may be between proc mixed and lme.
>    
>   Any thoughts would be appreciated!
>    
>   Thanks,
>    
>   Liz
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