var(ranef(Random Effect)) not the same as the variance component
Yes, you do not expect these two be the same. The variance components are the prior variances of the random effects, whereas var(ranef(model)) is the variance of the posterior means/modes of the random effects. Best, Dimitris ?? Dimitris Rizopoulos Professor of Biostatistics Erasmus University Medical Center The Netherlands
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Hello All,
A very basic question. Generally, `var(ranef(Random Effect))` may not
necessarily be the same as the variance component reported for that Random
Effect in the model output, correct?
Thank you all,
Simon
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