Current the model doesn't seem to support (1|user) and (1|item) at the same time, even if both of these are included in the formula, only one of them (the later one) will be used. This is because there is only one internal variable intercept in the model, and the current formula parser tries to attach both user-level variation and item-level variation to the same variable intercept can cause conflict.
Additionally, currently, the model only allows for one level of variation for each observable (e.g., you cannot have both user-specific coefficient and the item-specific coefficient for the same observable). We are actively working on methods to fix this issue.
Current the model doesn't seem to support
(1|user)
and(1|item)
at the same time, even if both of these are included in the formula, only one of them (the later one) will be used. This is because there is only one internal variableintercept
in the model, and the current formula parser tries to attach both user-level variation and item-level variation to the same variableintercept
can cause conflict.Additionally, currently, the model only allows for one level of variation for each observable (e.g., you cannot have both user-specific coefficient and the item-specific coefficient for the same observable). We are actively working on methods to fix this issue.