Thanks for the responses. I am going to try modelling the binomial data with
a covariate representing the previous value and see if that's sufficient.
I haven't used INLA, I have some experience with JAGs but not sure where to
start with modelling temporal structures there. I need to model both
Hi,
Those aren't really R questions, nor are they questions we can answer
without a great deal more information. Your very best course would be
to set up an appointment with a local statistician who can help you.
If that isn't an option for you, a statistics forum would be a better
place to ask.
Dear R-sig-ecology,
I have spent some time trawling the internet, and seem to come across slight
conflicting advice regarding the standardisation and transformation of
variables prior to multiple regression analysis (e.g. LM, LME/GLS, GLM, GLMM,
GAM, GAMM). I searched the archives here and I
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Dear Sam,
I hear your concern and I sympathise. The reason for the conflicting advice, in my opinion, is partly historical and partly due to academic
heredity. When people first started doing statistical analyses, they didn't have computers and all calculations had to be done by hand. This,
