Dear all,
we have been trying to fit an animal model for some habitat preference (% of one habitat type within an buffer zone for each individual). We fitted 2 models, one with and one without ide(ID), and the total amount of variance differed between models.
More specifically we got for the model
Forest ~mu !r ID
Source Model terms Gamma Component Comp/SE % C
id 729 729 3.39665 254.001 8.95 0 P
Variance 894 893 1.00000 74.7798 17.54 0 P
Va = 254.0
Vp = 328.8
And for
Forest ~mu !r ID ide(ID)
Source Model terms Gamma Component Comp/SE % C
id 729 729 1.51355 109.761 4.04 0 P
ide(id) 729 729 0.925964 67.1501 3.96 0 P
Variance 894 893 1.00000 72.5191 17.73 0 P
Va = 109.8
Va + Vpe = 177
Vp = 249.5
So total phenotypic variance is greatly reduced.
We would be very grateful if anyone could help us to make sense out of this!
All the best
Celine
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