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I'm running a logistic regression model in the form: lmer(response~1+(1|site),family=binomial,REML = FALSE)

lmer(response~1+(1|site), family=binomial, REML = FALSE)

Normally I would calculate the ICC from the intercept and residual variances, but the summary of the model doesn't include residual variance. How do I calculate this?

I'm running a logistic regression model in the form: lmer(response~1+(1|site),family=binomial,REML = FALSE)

Normally I would calculate the ICC from the intercept and residual variances, but the summary of the model doesn't include residual variance. How do I calculate this?

I'm running a logistic regression model in the form:

lmer(response~1+(1|site), family=binomial, REML = FALSE)

Normally I would calculate the ICC from the intercept and residual variances, but the summary of the model doesn't include residual variance. How do I calculate this?

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Calculating ICC for random-effects logistic regression

I'm running a logistic regression model in the form: lmer(response~1+(1|site),family=binomial,REML = FALSE)

Normally I would calculate the ICC from the intercept and residual variances, but the summary of the model doesn't include residual variance. How do I calculate this?