Level 2 covariates in longitudinal models

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Level 2 covariates in longitudinal models Stat 414 – Day 24 Level 2 covariates in longitudinal models

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This week Today’s office hour 12-1 (office) Project 2 comments Revenue of movies nested within directors Annual graduation rates different years nested within schools Points scored in NBA finals games nested within year Price of bottle of wine nested within winery nested within region Transects within beaches Prices of cars nested within “makes” of cars Number of wins each year nested within NBA teams Price for Air BnB listings nested within neighborhoods in SC Finish times Olympic athletes from different countries HW 4 solutions HW 5 “Lab 1”