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Jin Liu1

  • 1Data Sciences Institute, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, MA, 02139, USA. Veronica.Liu0206@gmail.com.

Behavior research methods
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PubMed
概括

nlpsem R包为非线性纵向数据提供高级结构方程建模. 它支持复杂的模型,改善与数据驱动的初始值的融合,并包括全面的分析和可视化工具.

关键词:
增长混合模型的建模.个别测量场合 个别测量场合隐性变化得分模型的模型.潜增长曲线模型的模型纵向调解模型是一个纵向调解模型.多组增长建模多组增长建模多变量增长模型的多变量增长模型时间不变的共变量.时间变化的共变量.

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