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Nagelkerke and CoxSnell Pseudo R2 for Mixed Logit Models
What to do when you need an intuitive measure of model quality for your logit (logistic) model? The problem is that logit models don’t have a nice measure such as R-square for linear models, whi… more →
HLP/Jaeger lab blog
Nagelkerke and CoxSnell Pseudo R2 for Mixed Logit Models
tiflo wrote 3 months ago: What to do when you need an intuitive measure of model quality for your logit (logistic) model? The … more →
LSA09-125: Psycholinguistics and Syntactic Corpora
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tiflo wrote 4 months ago: The LSA Summer Institute is almost over and it has been a lot of fun so far. I didn’t get to s … more →
little function to clean up factor variables after subset-ing
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tiflo wrote 6 months ago: I am always annoyed that one has to remind R to reduce the number of levels of a factor after a subs … more →
Random effect: Should I stay or should I go?
tiflo wrote 6 months ago: One of the more common questions I get about mixed models is whether there are any standards regardi … more →
Multinomial random effects models in R
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aufrank wrote 7 months ago: This post is partly a response to this message. The author of that question is working on ordered ca … more →
Centering several variables
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tiflo wrote 7 months ago: One of the most common issues in regression analyses of even balanced experimental data is collinear … more →
Jaeger (2008), J Memory Language, 59, 434-446
tiflo wrote 7 months ago: Since I get asked for the R code I promised in my 2008 JML paper on mixed logit models every now and … more →
One slide on developing a regression model with interpretable coefficients
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tiflo wrote 8 months ago: While Victor Kuperman and I are preparing our slides for WOMM, I’ve been thinking about how to … more →
Great new article about random speaker effects in sociolinguistic data analysis
tiflo wrote 9 months ago: Heya. I just wanted to bring the following nice article by Daniel Ezra Johnson to everyone’s a … more →
Using WinBUGS on an PPC OSX laptop connected to a Linux server
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aufrank wrote 9 months ago: While R is an excellent tool for a wide variety of statistical analyses, it’s not the only gam … more →
diagnosing the linger usb keyboard sampling error
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nesnider wrote 10 months ago: UPDATE: I have found that you can get around this problem completely by using a more sensitive keybo … more →
Plotting effects for glmer(, family="binomial") models
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tiflo wrote 10 months ago: UPDATE 10/16/09: Ok, so now for real. I finally found the bug that has been … well, bugging me … more →
Pre-cuny workshop on regression and multilevel modeling (cntd)
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tiflo wrote 1 year ago: Some time ago, I announced that some folks have been thinking about organizing a small workshop on c … more →
Pre-CUNY Workshop on "Good practices in ordinary and multilevel regression models"?
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tiflo wrote 1 year ago: Out of recent conversations with a whole bunch of folks (e.g. John Trueswell, Jennifer Arnold, Elsi … more →
Mini-tutorial on regression and mixed (linear & logit) models in R
tiflo wrote 1 year ago: This summer, Austin Frank and I organized a six 3h-session tutorial on regression and mixed models. … more →
CUNY was fun
tiflo wrote 1 year ago: That’s all. I mean I had fun. Oh, and before there are more questions. The stats program menti … more →
The mysterious .L, .Q., and .C
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tiflo wrote 1 year ago: Ok, I know this is dumb of me (obviously), but I bet I am not the only one ever who wondered what th … more →
Modeling self-paced reading data: Effects of word length, word position, spill-over, etc.
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tiflo wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been using a two-step approach, where in the first step I use all data (including fillers … more →
R-code for reading time data preparation
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tiflo wrote 1 year ago: Some time ago I posted some R-code on how to create spill-over data from a linger reading time file … more →
