This online book is a reprint of:
Bernabeu, P. (2022). Language and sensorimotor simulation in conceptual processing: Multilevel analysis and statistical power. Lancaster University. https://doi.org/10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1795
Materials: https://osf.io/vyb8k
Study 2.2: Semantic decision
Convergence
In the initial model, the optimiser used (the default one in ‘lmerTest’) was ‘nloptwrap’, and the convergence warning read: ‘boundary (singular) fit: see ?isSingular’.
Based on the reanalysis using seven optimisers, Figure 33 shows the fixed, main effects, and Figure 34 shows the fixed interactions.
Code
# Display plot, which was produced in advance due to memory overload. Code available at:
# semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/semanticdecision_allFit_convergence.R
include_graphics(
paste0(
getwd(), # Circumvent illegal characters in file path
'/semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/plots/main_effects_semanticdecision_allFit_convergence.pdf'
))
Code
# Display plot, which was produced in advance due to memory overload. Code available at:
# semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/semanticdecision_allFit_convergence.R
include_graphics(
paste0(
getwd(), # Circumvent illegal characters in file path
'/semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/plots/interactions_semanticdecision_allFit_convergence.pdf'
))
Residual errors not normally distributed
Figure 35 shows the deviation from normality of the residuals.
Code
# Display plot, which was produced in advance due to memory overload. Code available at:
# semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/semanticdecision_residuals.R
include_graphics(
paste0(
getwd(), # Circumvent illegal characters in file path
'/semanticdecision/frequentist_analysis/model_diagnostics/plots/semanticdecision_residuals.png'
))
Pablo Bernabeu, 2022. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
Thesis: https://doi.org/10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1795.
Online book created using the R package bookdown.
Thesis: https://doi.org/10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1795.
Online book created using the R package bookdown.