Closed santikka closed 1 year ago
Yes, you're right, the current random
is lacking in the sense that either all or none of the intercepts are correlated. For completeness, I think supporting something like your example would be a good idea, but on the other hand, I'm not sure how realistic/common such a situation would be where you want to allow some of the channels to correlate but you know for a certain that one channel is not correlated with the others?
True, that example was probably not a very realistic scenario, but I could imagine having some intracorrelated channel "groups" that are not correlated with each other.
We now have random()
for the model formulas.
If I understand correctly, it is currently possible to only add a single
random
component to the model. How does one then specify, for example, correlated random intercepts between two channels, and a separate uncorrelated random intercept for a third channel? Should we try to support this?