[R-sig-ME] specifying model with multiple interactions
James Croft
james.croft at aut.ac.nz
Mon Mar 1 23:47:38 CET 2010
I am having trouble specifying a mixed effects model and would
appreciate some guidance.
Background
We are interested in how cricket batsmen respond to balls delivered
from bowling machines. We filmed batsmen facing deliveries at
different speeds from a bower and machine. The data is very expensive
because each video has to be digitized by hand to identify various
parameters of interest. Hence we only have data on 13 subjects (and it
has missing values).
One objective is to predict the timing of bat lift (BatUp) by delivery
speed (Speed) for a given condition (Delivery) and to assess the
variability across subjects (Subject).
Delivery : Factor w/ 2 levels "Bowler","Machine"
Subject : Factor w/ 13 levels
Speed : num
BatUp : num
So I believe I want to predict a fixed effect for speed and random
slope and intercept for each level of a factor created by
Subject:Delivery
I'm getting a bit confused with the combinations of random effect.
I have read through a few of the chapters of Doug Bates. (2010).
lme4: Mixed-effects modeling with R.
This is as far as I have got...
BatUp ~ Speed + (1|Delivery) + (1|Subject) + (1|Subject:Delivery) +
(0+Speed|Subject:Delivery)
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards,
James
Regards,
James
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James Croft, PhD
Research Fellow
Sport Performance Research Institute New Zealand
School of Sport and Recreation
AUT University
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