[R-sig-ME] prediction for glmer objects
Virgilio Gomez Rubio
Virgilio.Gomez at uclm.es
Sun Mar 1 14:29:39 CET 2009
Hi Pablo,
Hope all is fine in Trier. :)
El dom, 01-03-2009 a las 13:16 +0100, burg4401 at uni-trier.de escribió:
> Dear list-users,
>
> in my Diploma-Theses I have the need for predicting new Y from a fitted object
> on a different dataset. Essentially what i want to do is:
>
> Y ~ X\beta +Zb
> and using the \beta and the variance Components of the random effects to get
> Ynew ~Xnew\beta + Znew rnorm(b,0,sd(b))
Is that a sort of predictive check? If you have some many registers, you
have several options:
- You can put all your data in a database and then extract it in small
groups, perform the prediction on that and the add the predictions to
the database.
- If you have a big data frame with your data, you could use package
snow (or snowfall) on a cluster. However, I believe that this uses
shared memory so you will need a big machine.
Hope this helps.
Virgilio
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