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Adds a "day effect" following Millar (2004, Aust NZ J. Stat, 46, p. 543-554)
The following example was considered by Millar (2004, Aust NZ J. Stat, 46, p. 543-554). A "day effect" (v) was added to the original model formulation, yielding
where u is a tree-effect and v is a day-effect. This is an example of a model where the random effects u and v are crossed. Millar (2004) used simulated likelihood to evaluate the marginal likelihood.
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