What is Multilevel Modelling? by Mark Tranmer

Multilevel modelling is a quantitative statistical method to investigate variations and relationships for variables of interest, taking into account population structure and dependencies. These population structures may be hierarchical, such as pupils in classes in schools.
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I wanted to ask that instead of area/ school effects can we use medication/disease effects in cross classification too?

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how can i draw these graph???
Thanks in Advance

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