Jacob Long
Jacob Long
Yes it should work with such models. The message you're seeing is not an error message and is purely informational. If the function is not producing results, then something else...
I will look into this. Generating predictions from such models can be a little more complicated than it appears and I don't want to give bad results.
Hmm, I'm not sure of a way to build a great interface to this. If my quick analysis and tinkering is correct, a "default" implementation that tests all contrasts with...
Different Johnson-Neyman intervals from johnson_neyman and sim_slopes when including quadratic terms
So what's going on here (I think) is this. The J-N interval in `sim_slopes()` is calculated after refitting models with centered data and with the moderator held at one of...
Different Johnson-Neyman intervals from johnson_neyman and sim_slopes when including quadratic terms
While I consider this, I should probably try to figure out whether I can automatically detect these cases and warn users that the results are untrustworthy.
The latest commit in the `dev` branch adds the ability to choose points by passing a vector of shapes to `point.shape`. The original request is quite a bit more complicated...
Thanks for the suggestion. I see a description [here](https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/other/mult-pkg/faq/general/faq-what-are-pseudo-r-squareds/) of the calculation of the adjusted McFadden's R^2, so it should be possible. I'll just need to decide how best to...
I'm feeling pretty pessimistic about my ability to support this. `mice`'s pooled models do not offer any of the expected functions you'd expect from a "normal" model: no `predict()`, no...
I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you're looking for. Would this mean that the color coding is by variable and the Y-axis separates the models?
I'll take a look at whether I can do an interim solution here although there's a chance I can't deal with this without making `polr` models a "first class" supported...