rand_var.part: extract explained variation for each nested level in lmer...
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extract explained variation for each nested level in lmer model
Description
extract explained variation for each nested level in lmer model
Usage
rand_var.part(mod)
Arguments
mod
a model results returned by **lme4::lmer**
Details
see https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1365-2435.13723 for details
"We applied a linear mixed model to partition the variance in root traits with a given trait as the
dependent factor and only random effects (‘elevation’ (i.e. conspecific plants between elevations) nested in ‘species’ nested in ‘growth form’].
The remaining variance was explained by trait differences between conspecific plants growing
in different replicate plots at the same elevation (Albert et al., 2010)."
note that the random terms are ranked in this way: (1|Level3/Level2/Level1). Additionally, the order of these
terms do not affect the results.
Value
a dataframe contains explained variation for each level
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extract explained variation for each nested level in lmer model
Description
extract explained variation for each nested level in lmer model
Usage
rand_var.part(mod)
Arguments
mod |
a model results returned by **lme4::lmer** |
Details
see https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1365-2435.13723 for details "We applied a linear mixed model to partition the variance in root traits with a given trait as the dependent factor and only random effects (‘elevation’ (i.e. conspecific plants between elevations) nested in ‘species’ nested in ‘growth form’]. The remaining variance was explained by trait differences between conspecific plants growing in different replicate plots at the same elevation (Albert et al., 2010)."
note that the random terms are ranked in this way: (1|Level3/Level2/Level1). Additionally, the order of these terms do not affect the results.
Value
a dataframe contains explained variation for each level
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