[R-sig-ME] repeated measurements of continuous predictors and continuous response variable
Slawomir Wierzchon
s.wierzchon at gmail.com
Tue Dec 19 19:35:47 CET 2017
Dear all,
I would greatly appreciate receiving exhaustive answer to the next question:
My data consist of one response variable and three predictors, say
Id y x1 x2 x3
1 2,29757646 1,522746484 6,1504 1,81651712
1 2,460906175 2,072253268 7,0467 1,952559422
1 2,561146752 1,69296991 4,8555 1,580112083
2 2,542671567 1,419124506 11,5181 2,443919711
2 2,47840973 1,254903533 10,2239 2,324728117
3 2,409638554 2,168676486 14,7873 2,693768704
4 2,577905082 2,290613721 22,1847 3,099402862
4 2,771908643 1,98419636 18,5161 2,918640624
5 2,137096774 1,166644699 5,1028 1,629789409
Thus there are repeated measurements, and each item (Id) has been subjected
to a diverse number of measurements. I’m interested in finding linear
relationship y = a0 + a1*x1 + a2*x2 + a3*x3.
My questions are:
(a) Can I use complete pooling (i.e. ignore Id’s) to solve my problem? Or
should I use lmer routine? If so, is it sufficient to call it as lmer(y ~
x1+x2+x3 + (1|Id)?
(b) How can I apply Friedman's “Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines”
to such problems? That is I'm looking for an R package solving such
problems.
Best regards,
Slawomir
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