Perhaps not the most elegant but 10*ceiling(x/10) usually works for me...
Cheers
rob
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output is so much easier in R, but for handling large 'messy' datasets SAS
wins hands down...
Cheers
Rob
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random = list(garden = ~1), correlation = corAR1(form = ~1 |
garden), family = binomial, data = count.data2)
Question 2: Any hints on what might be causing this? Am I fitting the wrong
(or too complicated a model)?
Btw if it is relevant I am using mgcv_1.3-19 and
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