Hello again! I was wondering if you could help me with two questions related to this topic: - Choosing a different scale for the dependent variable in the 'covariates scaling' menu, is it the same as choosing a link function in a generalized mixed model? - And this same concept, but moving to a more practical level: choosing a generalized mixed model with a Gaussian distribution and a 'log' link function, would it be the same as a linear mixed model with a 'log' scale in your dependent variable? As far as I am concerned, I do not think so, since I tried both and I obtained different p-values for fixed factors. Thank you a lot in advance, Regards,
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These 3 related videos explaining LMM jamovi outputs are fantastic...thanks for taking the time to explain to us mere mortals.
superhelpful! thank you so much. looking forward to watch any video you'll upload.
Hello again! I was wondering if you could help me with two questions related to this topic:
- Choosing a different scale for the dependent variable in the 'covariates scaling' menu, is it the same as choosing a link function in a generalized mixed model?
- And this same concept, but moving to a more practical level: choosing a generalized mixed model with a Gaussian distribution and a 'log' link function, would it be the same as a linear mixed model with a 'log' scale in your dependent variable? As far as I am concerned, I do not think so, since I tried both and I obtained different p-values for fixed factors.
Thank you a lot in advance,
Regards,
A quick response: no, these are different concepts, and generalized linear model is a different approach to LMEMs.
@@VahidAryadoust thank you vahid!