Elizabeth A. Claassen
Senior Research Statistician Developer, JMP
Elizabeth A. Claassen, PhD, is a Senior Research Statistician Developer at JMP. Dr. Claassen has 9 years’ experience with SAS software and 5 years’ experience with JMP. Her chief interest is generalized linear mixed models, and she brings to this work her expertise with SAS GLM, MIXED, GLIMMIX, and NLMIXED procedures for linear models. Dr. Claassen earned an MS and PhD in statistics from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, where she received the Holling Family Award for Teaching Excellence from the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.
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JMP® for Mixed Models
By Ruth M. Hummel, Elizabeth A. Claassen, and Russell D. Wolfinger
JMP® for Mixed Models is a comprehensive introduction to and reference manual on the use of mixed models with JMP software. The topics covered are analysis of simple, intermediate and complex experiments using mixed model methods in JMP, specifically DOE, single and multiple random effect models, repeated measures and spatial models, random coefficient models, and power analysis. Mixed models are essential for researchers and data analysts, and JMP is the ideal visual and intuitive tool, with a unique approach to graphical statistics.
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