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Robustness of the linear mixed model to misspecied error distribution: Robustness of the linear mixed model

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Table 1 : Parameter estimates and standard-error of the linear mixed model (10) using the ALBI data set.
Figure 1 : QQ-plot of the Cholesky residuals from the linear mixed model (11) estimated on the ALBI data set :
Figure 2 : Conditional residuals from the linear mixed model (11) estimated on the ALBI data set versus predictions including the random effects.
Figure 3 : Densities of the non-gaussian distributions used in the simulation study
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