Kenward-Roger ≥ Satterthwaite [RSABE / ABEL]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2019-11-08 21:57 (1602 d 12:37 ago) – Posting: # 20771
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Hi PharmCat,

❝ I thought that Kenward-Roger provide the same DF as Satterthwaite's for one-dimension effects, so as CI for coefficient is one-dimension hypothesis DF should be the same, as it describes in reference paper, may be SAS make any corrections, I don't know...


Try this one:

library(replicateBE)
ds  <- substr(grep("rds", unname(unlist(data(package = "replicateBE"))),
                   value = TRUE), start = 1, stop = 5)
res <- data.frame(rds = 1:length(ds), df.Satt = NA, df.KR = NA)
for (j in seq_along(ds)) {
  res$df.Satt[j] <- method.B(option = 1, print = FALSE, details = TRUE,
                             data = eval(parse(text = ds[j])))$DF
  res$df.KR[j]   <- method.B(option = 3, print = FALSE, details = TRUE,
                             data = eval(parse(text = ds[j])))$DF
}
res[, 2:3] <- signif(res[, 2:3], 5)
print(res, row.names = FALSE)


The EMA’s Method B evaluated by lmer() of package lmerTest. Kenward-Roger’s degrees of freedom ≥ Satterthwaite’s.

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