2 Examples - Mixed vs. Regular Models

In this video we will see two possible problems that could occur if we use regular models instead of mixed models.
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Note that the coefficients came out to be the same for both LM and LMM because of the nature of the problem (binary x, same number of observations in each group). This is not guaranteed in general.