[R-sig-ME] Anomalous results with glmer().
David Duffy
David.Duffy at qimr.edu.au
Wed May 28 04:49:55 CEST 2014
On Wed, 28 May 2014, Rolf Turner wrote:
> Some months back I sent an inquiry to this list concerning the analysis of
> some linguistics data with which I am involved.
> essentially zero. Which is silly.
>
> If I fit the same model using lme4 version 1.1-7 (and ignore the warning
> about failure to converge) I get sensible looking estimates of the variances
> of the random effects, but an impossibly wrong estimate
> of at least one of the fixed effect coefficients. (The estimate says that
> the success probability is larger for phoneme type "Mclus" than it is for the
> baseline type "Fclus". However a raw tabulation show that the success
> probability for Mclus is much, much smaller than for Fclus.
FWIW,
MClus
glm -2.6950 (0.10455)
glmer (+Stud) -2.74464 (0.10536)
glmer (+Words) 0.36826 (0.19783)
glmer (+S+W) 0.33574 (0.19981)
glmmML (+Stud) -2.7444 (0.10546)
glmmML (+Words) 0.3683 (0.19816)
It's words that will always get you into trouble...
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