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AngeloF88
Level II

Non-linear mixed model

Hello everyone, 

 

I have used JMP11 Pro in order to do the Linear mixed model. Now, I would like to do a Non-linear Mixed model. What is the JMP procedure? 

 

Thank you so much, 

Angelo 

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jiancao
Staff

Re: Non-linear mixed model

JMP Pro doesn't currently support non-linear mixed models. If you have access to SAS/STAT, PROC NLMIXED handles models in which the fixed or random effects enter nonlinearly. 

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jiancao
Staff

Re: Non-linear mixed model

JMP Pro doesn't currently support non-linear mixed models. If you have access to SAS/STAT, PROC NLMIXED handles models in which the fixed or random effects enter nonlinearly. 

mmccollough18
Level II

Re: Non-linear mixed model

Being that this question was addressed in 2016, I would like to follow up - is it still the case that JMP Pro does not support that analysis of non-linear mixed models?

jiancao
Staff

Re: Non-linear mixed model

Thanks for your inquiry . JMP Pro16 still doesn't yet have the non-linear mixed models.

ron_horne
Super User (Alumni)

Re: Non-linear mixed model

Dear @AngeloF88 ,

Can this Generalized  linear mixed model add in help?  

 

I found it useful in the past, but it will depend on what exact model you want to run.

 

 

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