====== GAM ====== Generalized Additive Models (and Generalized Additive *Mixed* Models) for non-linear relationships. See * [[https://r.qcbs.ca/workshop08/book-en/learning-objectives.html|QCBS R Workshop Series]] * [[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053811920310818|A recipe for accurate estimation of lifespan brain trajectories, distinguishing longitudinal and cohort effects]] for "various ways of formulating GAMMs for estimation of lifespan trajectories of 12 brain regions, using a large longitudinal dataset" * [[https://peerj.com/articles/6876/]] from Dan: Hierarchical GAMs. Relevant for some of our nested designs choices where we look at ROI x Age interactions across some brain measure (ROI nested in person). ===== R: gam vs gamm vs bam ===== * ''gam'' slower but ''gamm'' gives ''lm'' and ''gam'' part. * marginal effects doesn't work with ''gamm'' (need ''gam'') * https://github.com/LabNeuroCogDevel/LNCDR/blob/master/R/growthrate_gam.R ===== Knots ===== * ''checkgam'' * k.check https://rdrr.io/cran/mgcv/man/k.check.html * [[https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/301364/gam-optimization-methods-in-mgcv-r-package-which-to-choose|knots in mgcv]] * ''scam'' if monotonic ===== Random effects in GAM ===== #In gamm4 gamm4::gamm4(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex, REML = TRUE, random=~(1|subject_id), #random intercept family = gaussian(link = "identity"), data = df) #In mgcv:gamm mgcv::gamm(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex, method = c("REML"), random = list(subject_id=~1), #random intercept family = gaussian(link = "identity"), data = df) #In mgcv:gam mgcv:gam(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex + method = c("REML"), s(subject_id, bs = 're'), #random intercept, subject_id *must* be a factor family = gaussian(link = "identity"), data = df) #### Random intercept + slopes in GAM #### #In mgcv:gamm mgcv::gamm(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex, method = c("REML"), random=list(subject_id=~1, subject_id=~0+age), #uncorrelated random intercepts and slopes family = gaussian(link = "identity"), data = df) mgcv::gamm(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex, method = c("REML"), random=list(subject_id=~1+age), #correlated random intercepts and slopes family = gaussian(link = "identity"), data = df) #In mgcv:gam mgcv:gam(myelin ~ s(age, k = 4, fx = F) + sex, s(subject_id, bs = 're') + s(subject_id, age, bs = 're'), data = myelin.glasser.7T$projfrac0.3, method = 'REML')