3dLMEr was stuck (hung) at the step of loading required package: snow for a day. I have already installed the package “snow”, but I don’t see R is cranking because no memory was chewing up at the background.
It ran fine and output the results along with the FDR values. Sorry for the false alarm.
I have other questions regarding interpretating the contrasts. Here are the model and contrasts I used, there were 4 experimental groups and three time points, TP1, TP2, TP3
For the “Group : 1control -1complicatedmTBI TimePoint : 1TP2 -1TP1”, the z score means the control had larger slope (trajectory) than the complicatedmTBI group between TP2 and TP1?
,and “Group : 1control -1complicatedmTBI & 1control -1uncomplicatedmTBI & 1control -1modsevere TimePoint : 1*TP1’” was the F value of the TP1 main effect of the control group?
For the “Group : 1control -1complicatedmTBI TimePoint : 1TP2 -1TP1”, the z score means the control
had larger slope (trajectory) than the complicatedmTBI group between TP2 and TP1?
It compares the control group’s TP2 - TP1 to the complicatedmTBI group’s TP2 - TP1. You may want to add a few contrasts to help you tease it apart:
“Group : 1control -1complicatedmTBI & 1control -1uncomplicatedmTBI & 1control -1modsevere TimePoint : 1*TP1’”
was the F value of the TP1 main effect of the control group?
Yes, it gives you the statistical evidence for the differences across the four groups at time point TP1.
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