Hi!
Love your packages. It has changed my professional life and allowed me and colleagues to come up with new meaningful research questions.
A question: When I try to probe interactions using the "sim_slopes" argument/function, I get this error:
"Error in is.name(x[[1]]) && deparse(x[[1]]) %in% operators && length(x) == :
'length = 2' in coercion to 'logical(1)'"
My thinking is that the error is happening because the wbm object is not a merMod object. However, I am unsure how to translate a wbm object into a merMod object (or how to change the code from the code used for panelr/wbm to lme4/lmer). What would the steps be to be able to analyze an interaction using the sim_slopes function from interactions if I was starting with a WBM model?
Thanks!
Hi!
Love your packages. It has changed my professional life and allowed me and colleagues to come up with new meaningful research questions.
A question: When I try to probe interactions using the "sim_slopes" argument/function, I get this error:
"Error in is.name(x[[1]]) && deparse(x[[1]]) %in% operators && length(x) == :
'length = 2' in coercion to 'logical(1)'"
My thinking is that the error is happening because the wbm object is not a merMod object. However, I am unsure how to translate a wbm object into a merMod object (or how to change the code from the code used for panelr/wbm to lme4/lmer). What would the steps be to be able to analyze an interaction using the sim_slopes function from interactions if I was starting with a WBM model?
Thanks!