Compare the baseline risk (where E = 0) of Subject 1 and Subject 2. Is there a difference (i.e., heterogeneity) in the baseline risk between subjects? Note that for a model containing subject-specific random effects, the variance of the random intercept is a measure of baseline risk heterogeneity.
Compare the baseline risk (where E = 0) of Subject 1 and Subject 2. Is there a difference (i.e.,… Compare the baseline risk (where E = 0) of Subject 1 and Subject 2. Is there a difference (i.e., heterogeneity) in the baseline risk between subjects? Note that for a model containing subject-specific random effects, the […]