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Keywords:
mixed linear model; linear model with variance components
mixed linear model; linear model with variance components
Summary:
A linear model with approximate variance components is considered. Differences among approximate and actual values of variance components influence the proper position and the shape of confidence ellipsoids, the level of statistical tests and their power function. A procedure how to recognize whether these diferences can be neglected is given in the paper.
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