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ERIC ED609283: Review of Software Packages for Bayesian Multilevel ...
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Multilevel modeling is a statistical approach to analyze
hierarchical data, which consist of individual
observations nested within clusters. Bayesian methods is
a well-known, sometimes better, alternative of Maximum
likelihood methods for fitting multilevel models. Lack of
user-friendly and computationally efficient software
packages or programs was a main obstacle in applying
Bayesian multilevel modeling. In recent years, the
development of software packages for multilevel modeling
with improved Bayesian algorithms and faster speed has
been growing. This article aims to update the knowledge
of available software packages for Bayesian multilevel
modeling and therefore to promote the use of these
packages. Three categories of software packages capable
of Bayesian multilevel modeling including brms, MCMCglmm,
glmmBUGS, Bambi, R2BayesX, BayesReg, R2MLwiN and others
are introduced and compared in terms of computational
efficiency, modeling capability and flexibility, as well
as user-friendliness. Recommendations to practical users
and suggestions for future development are also
discussed. [This paper was published in "Structural
Equation Modeling" v25 n4 p650-658 2018.]
Date Published: 2022-07-15 01:33:22
Identifier: ERIC_ED609283
Item Size: 12733198
Language: english
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