Summary I’d like to model the group-level variance of a random coefficient as a function of other group-level variables. I know I can model sigma as a function of other variables. But cannot see how to model the random slope as well. Adapting the fit_rent2 example from Bürkner (2018) , suppose we …

Modelling group-level variance of random slope/coefficient

jd_c January 20, 2022, 12:47am 2

It sounds like maybe you are asking something similar as on this post?
Maybe the suggestion of the LMMELSM package on that thread would help you?

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