Fixed Effects (generalized linear mixed models)

Figure 1. Fixed Effects view, diagram style
Fixed Effects view, diagram style
  1. Click the Fixed Effects view thumbnail; it is just below the Predicted by Observed view.

    This is a visualization of the traditional tests of fixed effects table. The effects are ordered from top to bottom in the order in which they were specified on the Fixed Effects settings, and the thickness of each connecting line is based on the statistical significance of the effect. Note that this view displays field names rather than field labels because, under the assumption that field labels will generally be longer than field names, displaying labels for interactions and nested effects would quickly become unwieldy.

    Figure 2. Fixed Effects view, table style
    Fixed Effects view, table style
  2. From the Style dropdown of the Effects view, select Table.

This is the traditional tests of fixed effects table for the overall model and individual effects. The model, and all effects except n_student (Number of students in the classroom), appear to be statistically significant.

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