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Fitting a generalized mixed effects model
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Hi there,
I am trying to fit a generalized mixed effects model for data with a binomial distribution (binomial size = 1) yet, although I do get some model fit statistics, the "fitglme" function does not return any coefficients. The code that I am using is copied below and the data table is attached:
Lme = fitglme(Table,'Error ~ 1 + G0 + G1 + G2 + (1|Trials) + (1|Subjs)',...
'Distribution','Binomial','BinomialSize',1,...
'Link','logit',...
'FitMethod','MPL');
Please help, Thanks very much.
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Sruthi Ayloo
2015-8-4
Hi Chris,
From your question, I understand that you want to fit a generalized effects model for your data with a binomial distribution of size 1. Using “table.mat” and the command you mentioned in the question, I see the following statistics when I display your model:
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/177915/image.png)
To access the co-efficients in a matrix format, you can use the following command:
Lme.Coefficients
ans =
Fixed effect coefficients: DFMethod = 'residual', Alpha = 0.05
Name Estimate SE tStat DF pValue Lower Upper
'(Intercept)' -1.9861 0.27292 -7.2772 7300 3.7621e-13 -2.5211 -1.4511
'G0' 0.23288 0.060126 3.8733 7300 0.00010833 0.11502 0.35075
'G1' -0.031703 0.053529 -0.59227 7300 0.55369 -0.13663 0.073228
'G2' -0.055686 0.042758 -1.3024 7300 0.19284 -0.13951 0.028132
Can you let the user community know what do you mean by “fitglme” does not return any co-efficients, as this will help us answer your question in a better way.
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