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Kenward and Roger's method (Kenward and Roger 1997) was used to calculate the denominator degree of freedom for the fixed effects.
The Kenward-Rogers procedure was used to adjust the denominator degree of freedom.
The Kenward-Rogers procedure was used to adjust the denominator degree of freedom to test significance level of fixed effects.
The unequal size of the response vector led us to select the SAS option "KenwardRoger" as a method for denominator degree of freedom.
The usual complexity for such task is O(× log ℓ) where D z is the denominator degree (in z) in G y, z).
Moreover, one should expect the denominator degree of the moment generating function to increase with the pattern complexity which could thus result again in untractable computations.
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We provide the denominator degrees of freedom.
In particular, denominator degrees of freedom for F tests are difficult to determine (Bates, personal communication).
We calculated denominator degrees of freedom with a Satterthwaite [45] approximation.
Satterthwaite correction was used to approximate the denominator degrees of freedom.
We specified the Kenward-Roger method to estimate the denominator degrees of freedom for tests of the fixed effects.
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