A horrendous hack is employed in order to do arbitrary likelihood ratio tests: the model matrix is built, the names possibly mangled, then fed in as a symbolic formula to glmer/lmer. This is necessary because there is no (easy) way to specify an arbitrary fixed-effect model matrix in glmer.
# S4 method for LMERlike update(object, formula., design, ...) # S4 method for LMERlike vcov(object, which, ...) # S4 method for LMERlike coef(object, which, singular = TRUE, ...) # S4 method for LMERlike logLik(object)
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see the section "Methods (by generic)"
update: update the formula or design matrix
vcov: return the variance/covariance of component which
coef: return the coefficients. The horrendous hack is attempted to be undone.
logLik: return the log-likelihood
pseudoMMpart of this horrendous hack.
strictConvergencelogical (default: TRUE) return results even when the optimizer or *lmer complains about convergence
optimMsgcharacter record warnings from lme. NA_character_ means no warnings.