R-sig-mixed-models -- R special interest group on Mixed Effect Models, notably lmer() related
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This mailing list is for useRs and programmeRs interested in use and development of mixed effect (hierarchical/multilevel) models in R. While focused on the lme4 package, many other packages are also discussed here. Please do read the posting guide for R mailing lists before posting; this StackOverflow question on reproducible examples may also be useful. the list has a wide audience; many readers will be unfamiliar with terminology from your subject area Most large and/or non-text attachments will be stripped from messages; if you need to include pictures or data, please include a link to some publicly accessible site (e.g. Dropbox, imgur, etc.) Other potential venues Bug reports and feature requests for the lme4 package should be posted at https://github.com/lme4/lme4/issues/ , although discussion (e.g. "is a bug?") is welcome here Questions that are not specific to mixed models (e.g., use and interpretation of parameters/contrasts in linear models) may be better for the r-help mailing list, CrossValidated or the StackOverflow [r] tag Questions that are primarily about statistical theory might be better suited for CrossValidated Please refrain from cross-posting to related venues (e.g.�StackExchange sites and other R mailing lists.) To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the R-sig-mixed-models Archives.
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