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    Standard error of proportion data



    Hi!

    I am trying to compute the standard error for binomial proportion data, using GLM. To get the mean, I used:
    > tapply(predict(model,type="response"),species,mean)
    But I couldn't figure out how to get a proper standard error for this data. Can anyone help?

    (My model contains diseased and not diseased individuals from samples of different sizes.)

    Thanks!

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    predict(model,type="response") just that. i do not recall if it is better to write type="response" or the other thing.

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