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Generalized Linear Mixed Models for Binary Data: Are Matching Results from Penalized Quasi-Likelihood and Numerical Integration Less Biased?

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Table 2. Median (Interquartile range (IQR)) absolute percent bias a and mean squared error (MSE) for the regression coefficient as estimated via QUAD or PQL, overall and by data generation parameters.
Table 4. Results from a linear mixed quantile regression model with absolute percent bias in the odds ratio estimated via PQL or QUAD as the dependent variable and absolute percent difference in the odds ratios as estimated via PQL and QUAD as the independ
Figure 6. Boxplot depicting the R 2 from separate simple linear regressions for the effect of the absolute percent difference in s PQL
Table S1 Median (IQR) proportion of samples in which the model did not converge overall and by data generation parameters.

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