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For response j from subject s, model2 is the generalized linear mixed model
Ysj​∣bs​∼IG(μsj​,λ),μsj2​1​=β0​+β1​dsj​+bs​,bs​∼iidN(0,τ2),
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with conditional independence given the random intercepts. The fitted values are β​0​=8.9966, β​1​=−1.2317, τ2=1.7533, and fitted residual dispersion 0.7591.
The random intercept models persistent between-subject differences and the resulting within-subject dependence among repeated measurements. That is the main feature absent from model1.

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