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stat.AP2017★ 87 cited
Mixed Effects Models are Sometimes Terrible
Christopher Eager, Joseph Roy
Mixed-effects models have emerged as the gold standard of statistical analysis in different sub-fields of linguistics (Baayen, Davidson & Bates, 2008; Johnson, 2009; Barr, et al, 2…
stat.AP2016★ 24 cited
Confronting Quasi-Separation in Logistic Mixed Effects for Linguistic Data: A Bayesian Approach
Amelia Kimball, Kailen Shantz, Christopher Eager +1
Mixed effects regression models are widely used by language researchers. However, these regressions are implemented with an algorithm which may not converge on a solution. While co…