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mvabund fourth corner model using categorical environmental levels

Within mvabund::traitglm() is it appropriate to use a categorical R matrix rather than continuous environmental variables? I am interested in the effect of the interaction between MHW period (before, ...
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Can `mvabund::traitglm()` handle random effects?

I am using the R package mvabund to examine how environmental conditions and species traits are correlated with ecological community structure. The traitglm() function is a nice tool for this. However,...
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Multiple Outcome Binomial Regression R

It is possible to use cbind to specify multiple outcomes for plain lm regressions as such: set.seed(11) df <- iris %>% mutate(var1 = sample(c(0L,1L), 150, replace = TRUE), var2 = ...
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Error/warning on running glm in R - Coefficients: (1 not defined because of singularities)

When I run this glm on model_df (dput below): model <- glm(outcome_variable_data ~ ., data = model_df, family = 'binomial') lrm <- summary(model) When I print lrm, I get the error: Coefficients: ...
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Error code: must have identical levels in the same order

When running the MCMCglmm function I get the following error message: fit_mcmc <- MCMCglmm(exchange ~ assocSRI,random=~mm(ID1 + ID2), data=within_dyad) Error in buildZ(rmodel.terms[r], data = data,...
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multiple GLMs in a for loop

I am looking to estimate parameters for a large set (274) of correlated response variables which follow a NB dist. The goal is to use the parameters for a generalized linear model for each of the ...
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What statistic method to use in multivariate abundance data with random effects?

I am working with multivariate data with random effects. My hypothesis is this: D has an effect on A1 and A2, where A1 and A2 are binary data, and D is a continuous variable. I also have a random ...
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