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This is an example model output from an random-slope animal model ran in 'brms' using some unpublished data on body mass of lampropholis delicata collected by Fonti Kar. This model partitions variation in body mass (lnMass) into additive genetic variance, maternal variance (dam_id) as well as permanent environment variance (id). Random slopes was also estimated for maternal and permanent environment variance to model how variance changes with age (z_days_since_hatch). A genomic relatedness matrix was fitted in the model. This model was run with 4000 iterations, warmup of 1500 and thinned at every fifth sample. Note this model is demonstrative purposes only.
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model output with class 'brmsfit', list of 19
liz_id: Unique identification for each lizard
dam_id: Unique identification for each mother
id: Unique identification for each lizard, fitting ID of individual twice accounts for permenant environmental variance
z_days_since_hatch: days since hatching, z-transformed
Wilson, A. J., Reale, D., Clements, M. N., Morrissey, M. M., Postma, E., Walling, C. A., Kruuk, L. E. B & Nussey, D. H. (2010). An ecologist's guide to the animal model. Journal of Animal Ecology, 79(1), 13-26.
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