Thank you very much for your detailed explanation.
I now understand how the utility is calculated when using effects coding.
You mentioned that the D-error can vary greatly depending on the model specification.
I would like to ask one more question:
How can we judge whether a D-error value is ...
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Question about utility calculation and validity of using effects coding in D-efficient design
Dear Ngene Support Team,
I have a question about how Ngene calculates utility when using effects coding, and also about the validity of using effects coding for a D-efficient design.
When I changed my model from dummy coding to effects coding, the D-error decreased dramatically—from around 1.0 to ...
I have a question about how Ngene calculates utility when using effects coding, and also about the validity of using effects coding for a D-efficient design.
When I changed my model from dummy coding to effects coding, the D-error decreased dramatically—from around 1.0 to ...