I first heard of Julia a couple of years ago. It was presented as an alternative to R, SAS, and Stata. I had a look and I really liked it.The syntax just made sense. I could see where I might need to go to other languages, but it seemed worth pursuing. I started in a new position, and decided to u…

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[image] timbp: Turns out glm in Julia with NegativeBinomial distribution [image] timbp: So Julia itself is telling me it is not suitable for [image] timbp: because Julia is not capable of it’s one thing that the ecosystem is incomplete or lacking (I have a feeling what you want …

I have been reading this forum since Covid started. I have looked at all the guidelines. I tried to do everything right when writing my post. Perhaps you could explain exactly what was wrong. as yorur post is very generic.

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[image] timbp: Perhaps you could explain exactly what was wrong. as yorur post is very generic. If you want to post a specific technical question like, “How do I fit generalised linear multilevel models including offsets?”, that is likely to lead to constructive discussions. But “Julia is us…

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Could you show what code you tried to pass offsets to negbin? From a quick look at the code, it seems like passing offset like to glm should work, though it’s undocumented (which should be fixed if that’s the case).

[image] timbp: So I tried fitting in MixedModels.jl . And I got a warning that I should not try fitting models with a dispersion parameter in MixedModels. So Julia itself is telling me it is not suitable for my work (that’s why I love this language). Maybe @palday or @dmbates can comment on t…

There seems to be a lot going on here. MixedModels.jl does support GLMMs with offsets (added in March 2021 ) MixedModels.jl does not support negative binomial models and, as of right now, we don’t have any plans to add in that support. Negative binomial is only in the exponential family under certa…

How do I fit generalised linear multilevel models including offsets?

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How do I fit generalised linear multilevel models including offsets?

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