Dear All
Thanks for the suggestions. Mark's suggestion to specify "corr=FALSE" did
the job and removed the reams of correlations that were being outputted
from the model and using up all the output space.
Thanks
Christine
--On 06 July 2009 12:44 -0600 "Lyman, Mark" <mark.ly...@atk.com> wrote:
Take a look at the print method for the mer class, class?mer. I believe
setting the correlation argument to FALSE will give you what you want.
See the examples.
Mark Lyman, Statistician
Engineering Systems & Integration, ATK
Hi R Users,
Hopefully a very simple solution, but I am stumped nevertheless. I am
running glmer in which the output is too large so that not all the
correlations are displayed. I expanded the max.print as recommended on
this
website. However, this still does not allow me to see the relevant
information regarding the model fit (AIC etc), random and fixed
effects. I
have not been able to find any similar posts.
I would be very grateful if someone could specify what I need to state
in
order to view all the results generated from the model.
Many thanks in advance,
Christine
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