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Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord

Posted 03-23-2023 04:24 AM (445 views)
How to estimate parameters with Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord？
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Re: Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord

Posted 03-23-2023 09:12 AM (399 views)  |   In reply to wangdz

PROC NLMIXED is the procedure to use to fit a nonlinear mixed model.

Bellow documentation is a good starting point:

SAS Help Center: Overview: NLMIXED Procedure

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Re: Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord

Posted 03-23-2023 09:12 AM (400 views)  |   In reply to wangdz

PROC NLMIXED is the procedure to use to fit a nonlinear mixed model.

Bellow documentation is a good starting point:

SAS Help Center: Overview: NLMIXED Procedure

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Re: Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord

Posted 03-27-2023 07:55 PM (325 views)  |   In reply to JoséQ

How to Realize Nonlinear seemingly Unrelated Regression with Random Effect Parameters？Can you provide an example？

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Re: Nonlinear seemingly unrelated mixed‑effects model methord

Posted 03-27-2023 07:56 PM (323 views)  |   In reply to JoséQ
How to Realize Nonlinear seemingly Unrelated Regression including Random Effect Parameters？
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