2 messages · Saskia Freytag, Ben Bolker
Dear all, I am trying to disable the contrast statement in the lme function of the package nlme. Is there a way to do this? This is needed as I have only one group. Thank you so much in advance, Saskia Freytag
Saskia Freytag Department of Genetic Epidemiology Georg-August University G?ttingen Humboltallee 32 37073 G?ttingen Germany Office Phone: +49 551 39 14234
Saskia Freytag <saskia.freytag <at> med.uni-goettingen.de> writes:
I am trying to disable the contrast statement in the lme function of the package nlme. Is there a way to do this? This is needed as I have only one group.
Can you be more specific please? My first interpretation of this question is "if you only have one group why do you need to fit a mixed- effects model?", but with further explanation you might get some useful advice. Also, it would be best to follow up to r-sig-mixed-models at r-project.org where you can get more specialized help with (n)lme.