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REM

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REMRapid Eye Movement (sleep state)
REMRapid Eye Movement (band)
REMRemark
REMRoentgen Equivalent in Man/Mammal
REMRemote
REMRemington
REMRemove(d)
REMRemainder (computer programming and mathematics)
REMRasterelektronenmikroskop (German)
REMReal Estate Management
REMReal Estate Magazine
REMRayonnement Electromagnétique (French: Electromagnetic Radiation)
REMRangeland Ecology & Management (manual)
REMRacial Ethnic Minority (population classification)
REMReal-Ear Measurment (audiology)
REMRemote Equipment Module
REMRemove
REMRear Electronics Module
REMRecognition Memory
REMReal Estate Media
REMRate Equation Model
REMRare-Earth Metal
REMRegistered Environmental Manager
REMRandom Effects Model
REMResource Efficiency Management (US Navy)
REMRisk Enterprise Management
REMRegister of Ecological Models
REMRadioactivity Environmental Monitoring
REMReflection Electron Microscopy
REMRandom Early Marking
REMRing Error Monitor
REMRocket Engine Module
REMRéseau Européen de la Microfinance (French: European Microfinance Network)
REMReview Existing Maintenance (engineering)
REMRegional Electricity Market
REMRegional Executive Manager
REMRickitt Educational Media (educational software; UK)
REMRemote Elevator Monitoring
REMRetrieving Effectively from Memory (Shiffrin & Steyvers)
REMReference Earth Model
REMRéseau Européen des Migrations (French: European Migration Network; est. 2002)
REMRun-Time Enforcement for Mobile and Distributed Systems
REMRetention of Employment Model (UK NHS)
REMRapid Evaluation Method
REMRoute Evaluation Module
REMRefocusing Mechanism
REMRange Extension Modes
REMRange Equipment Manual
REMRange Encryption Module
REMRelease Escape Mechanism
REMResonancia Electromagnética
REMRelease Engagement Mechanism
REMRegistered Equipment Manager
REMRisk Equalisation Mechanism (EU health insurance)
REMRedmax Enterprise Modem
REMReady-to-Eat Meal
REMRadon Environmental Monitoring (Northbrook, IL)
REMRemote Extension Moscow
REMRefurbished Equipment Market
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References in periodicals archive
We first show the proof for the statistic under the mixed effects model, and then for the statistic under the random effects model.
When the assumption of exogeneity is not satisfied, the random effects model leads to biased and inconsistent estimators.
The results indicate that the fixed effects model is preferable to the random effects model. We test for autocorrelation and for heteroscedasticity.
Because the test of heterogeneity was statistically significant, more emphasis should therefore be placed on the random effects model.
There are several types of panel analytic models--Pooled Ordinary Least Squares (POLS), fixed effects models (FEM), and random effects models (REM).
The Fixed Effects model assumes that each country differs in its intercept term (In FEM intercept vary across [[alpha].sub.i] of cross-sectional units while in REF, intercept is constant), whereas the Random Effects model assumes that each country differs in its error term.
In particular, because the AUC with respective 95% CI or sensitivity /specificity values were not reported in all studies included in Tables 1 and 2, we made calculations with both pooled AUC and DOR values by means of a random effects model with inverse variance weighting.
We use instead a mixed random effects model to evaluate provider performance.
Kacker, Combining information from interlaboratory evaluations using a random effects model, Metrologia 41, 132-136 (2004).
The authors showed that shrinkage estimation of multiplicative models produce better predictions of cultivar performance than truncated multiplicative models and are often also better predictors than BLUP on the basis of a two-way random effects model. One of the advantages of shrinkage factors is that they are computed from the complete data set, whereas the truncated models chosen by the RMSPD criterion of the random data splitting and cross validation procedure are from a modelling subset.
Using a random effects model, they conclude that the effect of flex-time on productivity was positive and both statistically and economically significant.
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