Re: [R] frailtypack

such that the estimates more closely approximate those produced by NLMIXED or, alternatively, if there are reasons for believing the results produced by coxme would be superior. cf2059 wrote Thank you very much for responding. Yes, I incorrectly stated that frailtypack was the only widely available

Re: [R] frailtypack

Thank you very much for responding. Yes, I incorrectly stated that frailtypack was the only widely available software for the analysis of nested frailty models.When I initially began my search to identify software well suited to nested frailty analysis, Frailtypack dominated the google

Re: [R] frailtypack

Hello, I am encountering very similar problems with frailtypack (only, it seems, 3 years later). I would be incredibly grateful if you would be willing to share any solutions you happened upon for the problem you mention. I have a datafile that is even longer than yours (over 15000 events).