Andis Ariet • 12/31/2022

Visualize mixed effect regressions in R with GGplot2

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This technical tutorial demonstrates methods for visualizing mixed effect regression models from the lme4 package in R, focusing on displaying model results and associated uncertainty using non-parametric bootstrapping and the ggplot2 library. It includes code examples for simulating data and creating plots to interpret complex model outputs.

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