[R-sig-ME] A three-level GLMM with binomial link in R

[Dexter Locke]

Hi Hedyeh,

What is the problem you are having? Specifically, what is the estimation
issue with lmer and lme?

Can you provide a reproducible example? Can you provide the complete errors
you are seeing?

The current questions are vague, so it will be challenging for list members
to provide much guidance.

-Dexter


On Fri, Mar 5, 2021 at 3:27 PM Hedyeh Ahmadi <hedyehah using usc.edu> wrote:

> Hi All,
> I was wondering what would be a powerful package in R to run GLMM with
> logit link that can handle a data set with N=22945 and 3 nested random
> intercepts. So far, I have tried glmer() from lme4 and it's giving me a lot
> of estimation issues. Any other package I should try?
>
> I am asking for another package as I am having the same issue with lmer()
> for similar LMM with continuous outcome, while lme() from nlme package runs
> the models with no problem.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Best,
>
> Hedyeh Ahmadi, Ph.D.
> Statistician
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