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--- how_to_estimate_different_residual_co_variances_by_class_in_airemlf90_as_in_gibbs3f90 [2015/11/10 21:09] – created yutaka
+++ how_to_estimate_different_residual_co_variances_by_class_in_airemlf90_as_in_gibbs3f90 [2015/11/10 21:11] – yutaka
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 We need extra 3 columns in the data file.
 Each column contains the following information:
-  extra column 1: put "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 1; put "0" elsewhere.
+  extra column 1: "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 1; else "0".
-  extra column 2: put "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 2; put "0" elsewhere.
+  extra column 2: "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 2; else "0".
-  extra column 3: put "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 3; put "0" elsewhere.
+  extra column 3: "1" if this observation is related to the residual variance 3; else "0".
-We assume these columns are corresponding to 7-th, 8-th, and 9-th columns in the data file, respectively.
+We assume these columns are corresponding to 6-th, 7-th, and 8-th columns in the data file, respectively.
 The following lines should be added to your parameter file:
-  OPTION hetres_pos 7 8 9
+  OPTION hetres_pos 6 7 8
   OPTION hetres_pol 20.0 20.0 20.0
 An initial value should be specified as natural logarithm of the variance.
 For example, 20.0 means ln(20) = 3.