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I am using your package (4.5.0) for a mediation analysis in R (4.4.1). My mediation model script ran without errors a few months ago.
Now I encounter the following error wit the same code (I should have created an environment, but I code everything else in python so I was too lazy, my bad)
Here is the code I use
# libraries
library(lme4) # mixed models
library(mediation)
###################load csv including data from both studies#######################################
# set base directory
setwd("E:/expecon_ms")
expecon=1
behav_path = file.path("data", "behav", "brain_behav_cleaned_source_1.csv")
behav = read.csv(behav_path)
################################ prep for modelling ###########################################
# make factors for categorical variables:
behav$ID = as.factor(behav$ID) # subject ID
behav$isyes = as.factor(behav$isyes) # stimulus
behav$cue = as.factor(behav$cue) # probability for a signal
behav$prevresp = as.factor(behav$prevresp) # previous response
# dummy recode
behav$cue <- ifelse(behav$cue == 0.25, 0, 1)
####################################### volatile env.##############################################
any(is.na(behav)) ## returns FALSE
# without p-values, model for mediation function
med.model_beta_prob <- lme4::lmer(beta_source_prob ~ cue + prevresp +
(cue+prevresp|ID),
data = behav,
control=lmerControl(optimizer="bobyqa",
optCtrl=list(maxfun=2e5)))
summary(med.model_beta_prob)
# fit outcome model: do the mediator (beta) and the IV (stimulus probability cue) predict the
# detection response? included stimulus and previous choice at a given trial as covariates,
# but no interaction between prev. resp and cue
out.model_beta_prob <- glmer(sayyes ~ beta_source_prob + cue + prevresp + isyes +
(cue + prevresp + isyes|ID),
data = behav,
control=glmerControl(optimizer="bobyqa",
optCtrl=list(maxfun=2e5)),
family=binomial(link='probit'))
summary(out.model_beta_prob)
mediation_cue_beta_prob <- mediate(med.model_beta_prob, out.model_beta_prob, treat='cue',
mediator='beta_source_prob')
summary(mediation_cue_beta_prob)
I get this error msg: error in [.data.frame`(m.data, name) : undefined columns chosen
Help would be greatly appreciated, otherwise I have to abandon mediation package and find a similar package in python :)
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I did figure out why I got this error: none of the regressor variables in my glmer models are allowed to be factorial. If I fit the numeric regressors, mediation doesn't throw an error.
Hello mediation developer team,
I am using your package (4.5.0) for a mediation analysis in R (4.4.1). My mediation model script ran without errors a few months ago.
Now I encounter the following error wit the same code (I should have created an environment, but I code everything else in python so I was too lazy, my bad)
Here is the code I use
I get this error msg: error in [.data.frame`(m.data, name) : undefined columns chosen
Help would be greatly appreciated, otherwise I have to abandon mediation package and find a similar package in python :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: