Logistisc regression (lmer) fitted by the Laplace approximation- references?

Not sure what you mean limits, but if you want a very intro description see 
<http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/danw/pdf/multibjmspproofs.pdf>.

Dan

ps. That website works now and will for a few weeks. I move in a few weeks, 
and my current employer may want to get rid of the space I take up on the 
server, but hopefully I will have it up at my new location soon.

Dear all,

I have sucessfully run Logistic regression by using generalized linear
mixed-effects model (lmer) fitted by the Laplace approximation (lme4
package).

Is there any limits that I should aware of by use of this model? I
haven't found references for this model, could somone provide me with
a reference from a article/book?

My response is Yes or No and explanatory variables is categories
(A,B,C and D), and random effect (ID, number of groups 7).

Regards RS

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