March 2019
Beginner to intermediate
448 pages
13h 14m
English
In a crossed design, every factor level appears once for each replication of the parent factor (if it appears at least once it is called a fully crossed design, and if it doesn’t, it is called a partially crossed design). For example, if we had three veterinarians and cows, every veterinarian could do a treatment on each of two cows. For example, Veterinary A applies a certain treatment to both cows, and the other veterinarians. This crossed design is what R assumes if we do (1|Veterinary) + (2|Cow): we have two random effects that are unrelated in some way:

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