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Hello,
I would like to use the plot_model() command to plot the estimates & SE of the following model
modRob<-lm(sqrt(C50)~Treatment*Site,data=tab)
I would like to get the untransformed/backtransformed estimates (not the sqrt-transformed estimates) in my final plot_model output.
How do I do that?
Under help(plot_model) it says: "Estimates of linear models remain untransformed. Use transform= NULL if you want the raw, non-transformed estimates".
However, if I use "transform=NULL" I still get the sqrt-transformed values. Also "transform="^2" does not work.
What command do I have to use to back-transform my sqrt-transformed estimates?
Thanks a lot for your help
Michael
Below is the code and a dummy data set I am working with
Hi,
Even after a further search I could not figure this out. Is anybody able to help me solve my issue above (i.e. what command should I use for "transform=...." to backgransform the estimates after a sqrt transformation "^2" does not work)?
I already tried this approach. Unfortunately, if I use your code the estmiate-values and the corresponding SEs are not aligned (I think the power-transformation is only applied to the SE bars). See image below
Hello,
I would like to use the plot_model() command to plot the estimates & SE of the following model
modRob<-lm(sqrt(C50)~Treatment*Site,data=tab)
I would like to get the untransformed/backtransformed estimates (not the sqrt-transformed estimates) in my final plot_model output.
How do I do that?
Under
help(plot_model)
it says: "Estimates of linear models remain untransformed. Use transform= NULL if you want the raw, non-transformed estimates".However, if I use "transform=NULL" I still get the sqrt-transformed values. Also "transform="^2" does not work.
What command do I have to use to back-transform my sqrt-transformed estimates?
Thanks a lot for your help
Michael
Below is the code and a dummy data set I am working with
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