Jill Stoltzfus wrote:
>
> Hello everyone. I need to analyze data where the outcome is absence or
> presence of gallstones and one of the predictor variables is amylase
> measurements taken at 3 points in time for each subject. The hope is that
> decreasing amylase levels will predict absence of gallstones. Can anyone
> tell me whether SPSS can handle such an analysis with through mixed
>
models?Â
> Thanks very much.
> Jill
>
Jill, is the outcome variable (presence/absence of gallstones) also measured
3 times, or just once?
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