## Grant Number
> 101079429

## Sponsor
> UKRI

## Project Title
> Methodological Excellence in Data-Driven Approaches to Linguistics (MEDAL)

## Publication
> *The Analysis of Fixed and Random Effects in a Log-linear Modeling Framework*

## File List

The analysis code is available from the GitHub repository:  
  [https://github.com/ooominds/FixedAndRandomEffectsInLogLinearModels](https://github.com/ooominds/FixedAndRandomEffectsInLogLinearModels)

### Data Files

The data are provided as comma-separated values files (`*.csv`):

- `TwoWayTable`  
  Simulated two-way contingency table
- `ThreeWayTable`  
  Simulated three-way contingency table
- `simulatedONS`  
  Simulated frequency table as if retrieved from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) census data repository
- `RM053-2021-1-filtered-2023-09-09T17_03_40Z`  
  Data retrieved from the ONS census data repository
- `DancerEtAl1994`  
  Data published in the study by Dancer, Anderson, and Derlin (1994):  
  Dancer, L. S., Anderson, A. J. & Derlin, R. L. (1994). Use of log-linear models
for assessing differential item functioning in a measure of psychological
functioning. *Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology*, *62*(4), 710-717.
- `Vokey2003`  
  Data published in the study by Vokey (2003):  
  Vokey, J. R. (2003). Multiway frequency analysis for experimental psycholo-
gists. *Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology/Revue Canadienne
de Psychologie Expérimentale*, *57*(3), 257-264.

### Results Files

For large-scale, computationally demanding parts of the analysis, results are precomputed and stored as R Data Archives (`.rda`):

- `simulationResults5.2`  
  Stored results from Section 5.2.
- `simulationResults6`  
  Stored results from Section 6.