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MCMCglmm and massing records in relation to ainv
2 messages · Szymek Drobniak, Jarrod Hadfield
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Hi Szymek, I'm aware of this problem. The current work around is to create a record in the data.frame for the internal node and set the response to NA and the covariates (including fixed_eff) to anything you like. The next MCMCghlmm update (probably next week) will fix this - or I can send you a version now if you like? Cheers, Jarrod Quoting Szymek Drobniak <szymonmarian.drobniak at uzh.ch> on Thu, 13 Feb 2014 14:45:52 +0100:
Hello, I know that MCMCglmm - when using pedigree/phylogeny data - generates dummy entries for all phantom nodes in the tree that were introduced in the process of creating the pedigree. I'm currently working on a series of phylo-corrected models and have a problem: although my data does provide data for all tips of the tree I use - and both the data and tree have the same sets of species (anyway, otherwise it would generate another error) - but still I'm getting the warning message that 1 additional record was generated. This prevents me from fitting residual structures of the kind rcov=~idh(fixed_eff):units since then it claims that the R-structure does not define unique residual for each data point. Does anyone has ideas how could I add this missing record to my data (i.e. what this stands for?) Cheers szymek -- *Dr Szymon Drobniak* Anthropological Institute and Museum Office Y42-K-66 University of Z?rich - Irchel Winterthurerstrasse 190 CH-8057 Z?rich, Switzerland [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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