TripleR/ BlockR: Working on mixed effect models …
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At the moment I’m working on the implementation of full block designs (e.g., every member of group A rates each member from group and vice versa. A typical example is speed dating: every man rates each woman and vice versa).
These designs can be analyzed with mixed effect models, and now I’m a bit confused whether I should use lme4 or lme4a …
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