Hello!
I am using Stata version 14. I have a mixed model with the following code: mixed dependentvar i.time##diagnosis##condition || id: time.
I have been looking at the simple effects following the instructions here: http://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stata/faq...dels-stata-12/
Everything is looking clear until I get to the end, where the article states that "Test of simple effects are a type of post-hoc procedure and need to be adjusted. We won't go into the adjustment process on this page other than to state that there are at least four methods found in the literature (Dunn's procedure, Marascuilo & Levin, per family error rate or simultaneous test procedure)."
I have no idea how to account for the adjustments here. I would greatly appreciate input on how to do this. Thanks in advance!
I am using Stata version 14. I have a mixed model with the following code: mixed dependentvar i.time##diagnosis##condition || id: time.
I have been looking at the simple effects following the instructions here: http://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stata/faq...dels-stata-12/
Everything is looking clear until I get to the end, where the article states that "Test of simple effects are a type of post-hoc procedure and need to be adjusted. We won't go into the adjustment process on this page other than to state that there are at least four methods found in the literature (Dunn's procedure, Marascuilo & Levin, per family error rate or simultaneous test procedure)."
I have no idea how to account for the adjustments here. I would greatly appreciate input on how to do this. Thanks in advance!
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