For 6 hours I've now been trying to figure out what fixed effects and random effects even were, and FINALLY someone explains it as clear as day - THANK YOU!
Man... YOU ARE AMAZING. Despite many times reading about it, and doing some metanalyses, I never understood it until I saw your video. Are you going to do another more detailed video about this. Great job and many many thanks!
Thank you very much, your video helped me a lot. I'm from Brazil but I live in Portugal. I'm starting the Mixed Models in PHD studies and your video helped me. You have some video using variables binarias answer? I would like to know if the coefficients are analyzed in the same way we do in logistic regression. Thank you very much. God Bless
So if Random effect model incorporates within study variability (like fixed effect) as well as between study variability, why bother doing fixed effect anyway (since it is involved in the random effect)?
Thank you very much, can u tell me if I used random effect model to study the risk factor for pathogen and with using this model it wasn't significant but when I did the traditional chi square and P.value, it was significant. Can u explain to me why this difference especially it is known that this risk factor have a significant