Hi I'm running a glmm with negative binomial family, because my dataset has many zeros, yet, they are not structural zeros. The model design is a 2-way ANOVA: habitat_type * season In a glm, I can assess the relative importance of each factor through the deviances (null and residual deviances of the model, and partial deviances accounted by each factor). The analogous way in a LMM would be the Sum of Squares. But, how can I assess the performance (or variance accounted) by different factors in a glmm? I've been searching a lot in internet but I haven't found anything clear about it. I hope you can provide some advice on it. Thanks! Jp
factor importance in glmm with a two-way ANOVA structure
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