Closed raheems closed 9 months ago
What's your likelihood
? It seems you have a non-Gaussian likelihood such as a binary. If you have a binary likelihood, there is no other parameter. If you have likelihood = "gaussian"
, you will see the error variance.
I fitted a random intercept model with one grouping variable. I get the model summary such as
How to get the model variance in addition to the covariance of the random effects? In statsmodels, there is a
Scale
parameter which shows the model variance.