graphically plotting glmer results with coefplot2
Shane Gleason <sgleason at ...> writes:
I am trying to graph out glmer results and am doing so with the coefplot2 package. I can get graphs to display correctly, though I am not sure how to interpret the confidence intervals. Looking at my graph (as well as plot1 in the example on the help page) there appears to be two confidence intervals on top of each other. This may be very basic but the archive and Google come up empty on why there are two (seemingly) separate confidence intervals there.
From "Details:" in the help page:
This function plots coefficients from bugs, lm, glm and polr with 1 sd and 2 sd interval bars. In other words, the thick (inner) bars represent +/- 1 standard error, while the thin (outer) bars represent +/- 2 standard errors.