Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS:
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Sprache: | Englisch |
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2004
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Schriftenreihe: | Statistics and computing
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adam_text | Contents
Preface
vii
I Linear Mixed-Effects Models
1
1
Linear Mixed-Effects Models
3
1.1
A Simple Example of Random Effects
............ 4
1.1.1
Fitting the Random-Effects Model With
Ime
.... 8
1.1.2
Assessing the Fitted Model
.............. 11
1.2
A Randomized Block Design
................. 12
1.2.1
Choosing Contrasts for Fixed-Effects Terms
..... 14
1.2.2
Examining the Model
................. 19
1.3
Mixed-Effects Models for Replicated, Blocked Designs
... 21
1.3.1
Fitting Random Interaction Terms
.......... 23
1.3.2
Unbalanced Data
.................... 25
1.3.3
More General Models for the Random Interaction
Effects
.......................... 27
1.4
An Analysis of Covariance Model
............... 30
1.4.1
Modeling Simple Linear Growth Curves
....... 30
1.4.2
Predictions of the Response and the Random Effects
37
1.5
Models for Nested Classification Factors
........... 40
1.5.1
Model Building for Multilevel Models
........ 44
1.6
A Split-Plot Experiment
.................... 45
1.7
Chapter Summary
....................... 52
Exercises
............................... 52
Theory and Computational Methods for LME Models
57
2.1
The LME Model Formulation
................. 58
2.1.1
Single Level of Grouping
................ 58
2.1.2
A Multilevel LME Model
............... 60
2.2
Likelihood Estimation for LME Models
........... 62
2.2.1
The Single-Level LME Likelihood Function
..... 62
2.2.2
Orthogonal-Triangular Decompositions
........ 66
2.2.3
Evaluating the Likelihood Through Decompositions
68
2.2.4
Components of the Profiled Log-Likelihood
..... 71
2.2.5
Restricted Likelihood Estimation
........... 75
2.2.6
Multiple Levels of Random Effects
.......... 77
2.2.7
Parameterizing Relative Precision Factors
...... 78
2.2.8
Optimization Algorithms
............... 79
2.3
Approximate Distributions
................... 81
2.4
Hypothesis Tests and Confidence Intervals
.......... 82
2.4.1
Likelihood Ratio Tests
................. 83
2.4.2
Hypothesis Tests for Fixed-Effects Terms
...... 87
2.4.3
Confidence Intervals
.................. 92
2.5
Fitted Values and Predictions
................. 94
2.6
Chapter Summary
....................... 94
Exercises
............................... 96
Describing the Structure of Grouped Data
97
3.1
The Display Formula and Its Components
.......... 97
3.2
Constructing groupedData Objects
.............. 101
3.2.1
Roles of Other Experimental or Blocking Factors
. . 104
3.2.2
Constructors for Balanced Data
............ 108
3.3
Controlling Trellis Graphics Presentations of Grouped Data
110
3.3.1
Layout of the Trellis Plot
............... 110
3.3.2
Modifying the Vertical and Horizontal Scales
.... 113
3.3.3
Modifying the Panel Function
............. 114
3.3.4
Plots of Multiply-Nested Data
............ 116
3.4
Summaries
........................... 120
3.5
Chapter Summary
....................... 130
Exercises
............................... 130
Fitting Linear Mixed-Effects Models
133
4.1
Fitting Linear Models in
S
with lm and lmList
....... 134
4.1.1
The lmList Function
................. 139
4.2
Fitting Linear Mixed-Effects Models with
Ime
........ 146
4.2.1
Fitting Single-Level Models
.............. 146
4.2.2
Patterned Variance-Covariance Matrices for the
Random Effects: The pdMat Classes
......... 157
4.2.3
Fitting Multilevel Models
............... 167
4.3
Examining a Fitted Model
................... 174
4.3.1
Assessing Assumptions on the Within-Group Error
. 174
4.3.2
Assessing Assumptions on the Random Effects
. . . 187
4.4
Chapter Summary
....................... 196
Exercises
............................... 197
Extending the Basic Linear Mixed-Effects Model
201
5.1
General Formulation of the Extended Model
......... 202
5.1.1
Estimation and Computational Methods
....... 202
5.1.2
The GLS model
..................... 203
5.1.3
Decomposing the Within-Group Variance-Covariance
Structure
........................ 205
5.2
Variance Functions for Modeling Heteroscedasticity
..... 206
5.2.1
varFunc classes in nlme
................ 208
5.2.2
Using varFunc classes with
Ime
............ 214
5.3
Correlation Structures for Modeling Dependence
...... 226
5.3.1
Serial Correlation Structures
............. 226
5.3.2
Spatial Correlation Structures
............. 230
5.3.3
corStruct classes in nlme
............... 232
5.3.4
Using corStruct Classes with
Ime
.......... 239
5.4
Fitting Extended Linear Models with gls
.......... 249
5.5
Chapter Summary
....................... 266
Exercises
............................... 267
II Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Models
271
6
NLME Models: Basic Concepts and Motivating
Examples
273
6.1
LME Models vs. NLME Models
................ 273
6.2
Indomethicin Kinetics
..................... 277
6.3
Growth of Soybean Plants
................... 287
6.4
Clinical Study of
Phénobarbital
Kinetics
........... 294
6.5
Chapter Summary
....................... 300
Exercises
............................... 301
7
Theory and Computational Methods for NLME Models
305
7.1
The NLME Model Formulation
................ 306
7.1.1
Single-Level of Grouping
................ 306
7.1.2
Multilevel NLME Models
............... 309
7.1.3
Other NLME Models
.................. 310
7.2
Estimation and Inference in NLME Models
......... 312
7.2.1
Likelihood Estimation
................. 312
7.2.2
Inference and Predictions
............... 322
7.3
Computational Methods
.................... 324
7.4
Extending the Basic NLME Model
.............. 328
7.4.1
General model
formulation ..............
328
7.4.2
Estimation
and Computational Methods
....... 329
7.5
An Extended Nonlinear Regression Model
.......... 332
7.5.1
General Model Formulation
.............. 333
7.5.2
Estimation and Computational Methods
....... 334
7.6
Chapter Summary
....................... 336
8
Fitting Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Models
337
8.1
Fitting Nonlinear Models in
S
with nls and nlsList
.... 338
8.1.1
Using the nls Function
................ 338
8.1.2
Self-Starting Nonlinear Model Functions
....... 342
8.1.3
Separate Nonlinear Fits by Group: The nlsList
Function
......................... 347
8.2
Fitting Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Models with nlme
..... 354
8.2.1
Fitting Single-Level nlme Models
........... 354
8.2.2
Using Covariates with nlme
.............. 365
8.2.3
Fitting Multilevel nlme Models
............ 385
8.3
Extending the Basic nlme Model
............... 391
8.3.1
Variance Functions in nlme
.............. 391
8.3.2
Correlation Structures in nlme
............ 395
8.3.3
Fitting Extended Nonlinear Regression Models
with gnls
........................ 401
8.4
Chapter Summary
....................... 409
Exercises
............................... 410
References
415
A Data Used in Examples and Exercises
423
A.I Alfalfa
—
Split-Plot Experiment on Varieties of Alfalfa
. . . . 425
A.
2
Assay
—
Bioassay on Cell Culture Plate
............ 425
A.3 BodyWeight—Body Weight Growth in Rats
......... 427
A.4 Cefamandole
—
Pharmacokinetics of Cefamandole
...... 427
A.
5
CO2—Carbon Dioxide Uptake
................. 428
A.6 Dialyzer
—
High-Flux Hemodialyzer
.............. 429
A.
7
D
Nase—
Assay Data for the Protein DNase
......... 429
A.
8
Earthquake
—
Earthquake Intensity
.............. 430
A.
9
ergoStool
—
Ergometrics Experiment with Stool Types
. . . 431
A.
10
Glucose2
—
Glucose Levels Following Alcohol
Ingestion . . . 432
A.
11
IGF
—
Radioimmunoassay of IGF-I Protein
.......... 433
A.
12
Indometh
—
Indomethacin Kinetics
............... 433
A.
13
Loblolly—Growth of Loblolly Pine Trees
........... 434
A.
14
Machines
—
Productivity Scores for Machines and Workers
. 435
A.
15
Oats
—
Split-plot Experiment on Varieties of Oats
...... 435
A.
16
Orange
—
Growth of Orange Trees
............... 436
A.
17
Orthodont—Orthodontic Growth Data
............ 436
Α.
18
Ovary
—
Counts of Ovarian Follicles
.............. 437
A.
19
Oxboys
—
Heights of Boys in Oxford
.............. 437
A.
20
Oxide
—
Variability in Semiconductor Manufacturing
.... 437
A.21 PBG
—
Effect of Phenylbiguanide on Blood Pressure
..... 438
A.22 PBIB—A Partially Balanced Incomplete Block Design
... 439
A.23 Phenobarb
—
Phenobarbitol Kinetics
.............. 440
A.
24
Pixel
—
Pixel Intensity in Lymphnodes
............ 440
A.
25
Quinidine
—
Quinidine Kinetics
................. 441
A.26 Rail
—
Evaluation of Stress in Rails
.............. 443
A.
27
Soybean
—
Soybean Leaf Weight over Time
.......... 443
A.28 Spruce
—
Growth of Spruce Trees
............... 444
A.
29
Theoph
—
Theophylline Kinetics
................ 444
A.30 Wafer—Modeling of Analog
MOS
Circuits
.......... 448
A.31 Nheat2—Wheat Yield Trials
................. 448
B S
Functions and Classes
451
ACF
................................ 451
ACF.lme
............................. 452
anova.lme
............................ 453
coef.lme
............................ 455
coef
.
lmList
.......................... 457
fitted.
Ime
........................... 458
fixef
.............................. 459
gapply
.............................. 460
getGroups
............................ 461
gls
................................ 462
gnls
............................... 464
groupedData
.......................... 466
gsummary
............................ 469
intervals
............................ 471
intervals
.
Ime
......................... 471
intervals.lmList
....................... 473
Ime
................................ 474
lmeControl
........................... 476
lmList
.............................. 478
logLik
.............................. 479
nlme
............................... 479
nlmeControl
.......................... 483
nlsList
............................. 485
pairs
.
Ime
............................ 486
plot.
Ime
............................ 488
plot.nfnGroupedData
..................... 490
plot.nmGroupedData
..................... 492
plot.Variogram
........................ 494
predict.
Ime
.......................... 495
qqnorm.lme
........................... 497
ranef
.............................. 498
ranef
.
Ime
............................ 499
ranef .lmList
.......................... 501
residuals
.
Ime
......................... 503
self Start
............................ 504
selfStart.default
...................... 505
selfStart.formula
...................... 506
Variogram
............................ 507
Variogram.lme
......................... 508
С
A Collection of Self-Starting Nonlinear Regression
Models
511
C.I SSasymp
—
The Asymptotic Regression Model
........ 511
C.I.I Starting Estimates for SSasymp
............ 511
C.2
SSasympOf f
—
Asymptotic Regression with an Offset
.... 512
C.2.1 Starting Estimates for SSasympOf
f
.......... 512
C.3 SSasympOrig
—
Asymptotic Regression Through the Origin
513
C.3.1 Starting Estimates for SSasympOrig
......... 513
C.4 SSbiexp
—
Biexponential Model
................ 514
C.4.1 Starting Estimates for SSbiexp
............ 515
C.5 SSf ol
—
First-Order Compartment Model
.......... 516
C.5.1 Starting Estimates for SSf ol
............. 516
C.6 SSfpl
—
Four-Parameter Logistic Model
........... 517
C.6.1 Starting Estimates for SSfpl
............. 518
C.7 SSlogis
—
Simple Logistic Model
............... 519
C.7.1 Starting Estimates for SSlogis
............ 519
C.8 SSmicmen
—
Michaelis-Menten Model
............. 520
C.S.I Starting Estimates for SSmicmen
........... 521
Index
523
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physical | XVI, 528 S. graph. Darst. |
publishDate | 2004 |
publishDateSearch | 2004 |
publishDateSort | 2004 |
publisher | Springer |
record_format | marc |
series2 | Statistics and computing |
spellingShingle | Pinheiro, José C. Bates, Douglas M. Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS S Programmiersprache (DE-588)4234472-4 gnd Gemischtes Modell (DE-588)4156565-4 gnd S-PLUS (DE-588)4321162-8 gnd |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4234472-4 (DE-588)4156565-4 (DE-588)4321162-8 |
title | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS |
title_alt | Mixed effects models in S and S-PLUS |
title_auth | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS |
title_exact_search | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS |
title_full | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS José C. Pinheiro ; Douglas M. Bates |
title_fullStr | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS José C. Pinheiro ; Douglas M. Bates |
title_full_unstemmed | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS José C. Pinheiro ; Douglas M. Bates |
title_short | Mixed-effects models in S and S-PLUS |
title_sort | mixed effects models in s and s plus |
topic | S Programmiersprache (DE-588)4234472-4 gnd Gemischtes Modell (DE-588)4156565-4 gnd S-PLUS (DE-588)4321162-8 gnd |
topic_facet | S Programmiersprache Gemischtes Modell S-PLUS |
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