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  in Different post hoc contrast results of Generalized Linear Mixed Model in R and JASP Comment by Howard2333 February 2024
• Hi Frantisek, Thanks for following! I reviewed the code in your link and I think we have found the reason. I am thinking whether it is convinent or under your consideration to add an option or some other ways in JASP to return the result of OR. Bec…

  in Different post hoc contrast results of Generalized Linear Mixed Model in R and JASP Comment by Howard2333 February 2024
• Hi Frantisek, For now, I only found this difference in GLME module. I think this vignette that may provide some clues: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/emmeans/vignettes/comparisons.html In the last part, the paragraph mentioned that “when co…

  in Different post hoc contrast results of Generalized Linear Mixed Model in R and JASP Comment by Howard2333 January 2024
• Hi Frantisek, In the example above, I did conduct the contrasts using a single call of the emmeans function. I tried to separate these two steps by combining emmeans() and contrast(), and the result was the same as that obtained with just emmeans() …

  in Different post hoc contrast results of Generalized Linear Mixed Model in R and JASP Comment by Howard2333 January 2024
• Dear Frantisek, Thanks a lot for your quick response! I think we are going to the right direction. Sorry I didn't specify the same contrast in two softwares, and I tried the settings again (Cond1_ISO1 - Cond1_ISO0 this time, with factor contrast met…

  in Different post hoc contrast results of Generalized Linear Mixed Model in R and JASP Comment by Howard2333 January 2024