Als «spearman-rho» getaggte Fragen

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Warum haben Anova () und drop1 () unterschiedliche Antworten für GLMMs geliefert?

Ich habe ein GLMM der Form: lmer(present? ~ factor1 + factor2 + continuous + factor1*continuous + (1 | factor3), family=binomial) Wenn ich benutze drop1(model, test="Chi"), erhalte ich andere Ergebnisse als wenn ich Anova(model, type="III")aus dem Autopaket oder benutze summary(model). Diese...

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Post-hoc-Test in einer 2x3-ANOVA mit gemischtem Design unter Verwendung von SPSS?

Ich habe zwei Gruppen von 10 Teilnehmern, die während eines Experiments dreimal bewertet wurden. Um die Unterschiede zwischen den Gruppen und zwischen den drei Bewertungen zu testen, führte ich eine 2 × 3-ANOVA mit gemischtem Design mit group(Kontrolle, experimentell), time(erste, zweite, drei) und...

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