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Is it possible to ignore random effects when using simulate.gam() with new data? It seems there is only a newdata argument in the function, and no way to include an exclude or newdata.guaranteed argument as I normally would in predict.gam() when I want to average responses over random effects. Thanks!
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Thanks for the suggestion; no simulate.gam() doesn't allow this but it would be trivial to add by passing the additional argument to predict.gam(). I'll add this shortly.
Is it possible to ignore random effects when using
simulate.gam()
with new data? It seems there is only anewdata
argument in the function, and no way to include anexclude
ornewdata.guaranteed
argument as I normally would inpredict.gam()
when I want to average responses over random effects. Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: