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January 1, 2016SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología32 citationsOpen Access

Simulation-Based Power Calculations for Mixed Effects Modeling: ipdpower in Stata

EKEvangelos KontopantelisDSDavid A. SpringateRPRosa Parisi

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Simulations are a practical and reliable approach to power calculations, especially for multi-level mixed effects models where the analytic solutions can be very complex. In addition, power calculations are model-specific and multi-level mixed effects models are defined by a plethora of parameters. In other words, model variations in this context are numerous and so are the tailored algebraic calculations. This article describes ipdpower in Stata, a new simulations-based command that calculates power for mixed effects two-level data structures. Although the command was developed having individual patient data meta-analyses and primary care databases analyses in mind, where patients are nested within studies and general practices respectively, the methods apply to any two-level structure.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69df4f0658b92af24d7a173ahttps://doi.org/10.18637/jss.v074.i12
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