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Least-Squares means are predictions from a model over a regular grid, possibly averaged over other dimensions. Also use this tag for the R packages emmeans and lsmeans.

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I fitted a linear mixed model in R and tried to compute marginal means using emmeans, ggemmeans (from ggeffects), and ggpredict (also from ggeffects). The predicted means are similar, but the ...
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I have trouble understanding the causes of differences in estimated marginal means derived from a multilevel model and from a mixed ANOVA, in particular in a case with only two time points and a ...
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I developed the ordinal model with the interaction of variables A and B. I used emmeans package to obtain pairwise comparisons, I understood how to interpret these. I plotted the emmip plot, and I ...
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When doing post-hoc treatment comparisons with the results from a glmm it is typical in my industry to use PROC GLIMMIX, method=rspl, ddfm = kr, and whatever control method is appropriate (ex. Tukey, ...
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I have a model with two predictors, Group (main factor), and Age (covariate). ...
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I have a dataset of participants performing a maximum work task at various loads, under two conditions c("A", "B"). I would like to estimate at what load work becomes the same in ...
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As the question title says, I am confused why the estimated marginal means (obtained using emmeans()) for a Bayesian binomial generalized linear mixed model are so ...
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To illustrate, I have a dataset of eDNA detections of rainbow trout collected using three sampling methods (PES-SP, PES-EtOH, and CN-EtOH). The primary goal of this study is to assess differences ...
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I was reading several posts regarding emmeans interactions and wanted to make sure I understand the interpertation regarding my model. In my experiment, there are 3 intervention groups and 3 time-...
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I made a lmer model that, besides other things, includes an interaction between two variables. Anova showed that that interaction is not significant (but both main effects are). The interaction is an ...
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I am using R. I have the following data set: ...
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I am getting this 'inf' from degrees of fredom from emmeans when running the following: m1 <- glmer(predation ~ treatment + (1 | individual_code), data = predation_data1, family = binomial) ...
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Sorry if this is a basic question, but I am comparing the traits of two major groups of animals (Group A and Group B). The data I have are collected across thousands of populations of 34 species in ...
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I have a rookie question about pairwise comparisons with emmeans following linear mixed effects modeling. I'm planning an experiment and I'm trying to thing of the correct statistical methods to ...
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As explained in a previous post emmeans output for binomial GLMM : why values are all higher than observations? the marginal (population-averaged) and conditional (subject-specific) interpretations do ...
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