Hi All, This is regarding a query regarding lmer package where I am trying to generate price elasticities for different level in mixed data. Although I am getting coefficients using coef () function for each level specified in equation but wanted to generate P Value for each level along with coefficient. Coud anyone please suggest how can we generate P value for each level. Regards, Parvez
How to generate P value for each level in lmer package
3 messages · Parvez Qureshi, Ben Bolker, Vinicius Maia
This doesn't really give enough details for me (us) to understand
what you want.
car::Anova() will give you a p-value for each term.
emmeans will give you expected marginal means and p-values for
various combinations of levels
multcomp::glht can be helpful too.
If these don't answer your question, please reply with a bit more
detail/a simple example.
cheers
Ben Bolker
On 2/2/22 11:17 AM, Parvez Qureshi wrote:
Hi All, This is regarding a query regarding lmer package where I am trying to generate price elasticities for different level in mixed data. Although I am getting coefficients using coef () function for each level specified in equation but wanted to generate P Value for each level along with coefficient. Coud anyone please suggest how can we generate P value for each level. Regards, Parvez [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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Hi, If I understand correctly, you can get the p-values using lmerTest. Load the package before running the model and the p-values will appear in the model summary. Best regards, Vin?cius Maia Em qua., 2 de fev. de 2022 ?s 20:51, Ben Bolker <bbolker at gmail.com> escreveu:
This doesn't really give enough details for me (us) to understand
what you want.
car::Anova() will give you a p-value for each term.
emmeans will give you expected marginal means and p-values for
various combinations of levels
multcomp::glht can be helpful too.
If these don't answer your question, please reply with a bit more
detail/a simple example.
cheers
Ben Bolker
On 2/2/22 11:17 AM, Parvez Qureshi wrote:
Hi All, This is regarding a query regarding lmer package where I am trying to
generate price elasticities for different level in mixed data. Although I am getting coefficients using coef () function for each level specified in equation but wanted to generate P Value for each level along with coefficient.
Coud anyone please suggest how can we generate P value for each level.
Regards,
Parvez
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