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posted by Helmut 
– Vienna, Austria, 2018-11-02 00:12 (2001 d 02:48 ago) – Posting: # 19519
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Hi ElMaestro et al.,
Yep. It is possible to set that in the preferences of Phoenix for a good while (too lazy to search since when). Then any study will be evaluated with fixed effects only.
@Fu Yangyang: RTFM.
❝ In a 222BE trial the result is generally produced with a linear model, not a mixed model, regardless of authority. […]
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❝ If I recall correctly WNL happily fits subject as random by default so one may need to actively tell the beast that everything including subject is fixed.
Yep. It is possible to set that in the preferences of Phoenix for a good while (too lazy to search since when). Then any study will be evaluated with fixed effects only.
@Fu Yangyang: RTFM.
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