With inspect here is the output in REPL:
Fitting was successful: true
Likehood approximations used for
* Predictions: Pumas.FOCEI()
* Weighted residuals: Pumas.FOCEI()
* Empirical bayes: Pumas.FOCEI()
Below are the empirical Bayes estimates. The output does not come with column names? I have 9 omegas in my model and here I have 9 etas per row. Is there a way I can specify each column with the name to the corresponding omega.
julia> empirical_bayes(result_two_cmtaddprop_pg):
64-element Array{NamedTuple{(:η,),Tuple{Array{Float64,1}}},1}:
(η = [0.003893017273809057, -0.0064450897057206896, -0.4832060380064258, -0.3182802749018907, -0.17328388537013614, 0.17692167320092497, -0.20657537748229318, 0.32688207001643593, 0.4408790170505515],)
(η = [0.0008039381680160061, 0.40692768174742994, -0.19052280418943815, -0.04766732218965573, 0.10899599268605104, -0.3042683918275428, -0.5320424018883979, 0.2769142699890851, 0.10287926660637328],)
(η = [-0.014222914360039892, -0.27825300175500967, 0.04650368905751066, 0.8223221110594434, -0.31471916195993854, -1.2005493073109694, -0.22623475195467443, -0.45139917214592845, -0.2074268722919592],)
(η = [0.008481939173097272, 0.2762267839609055, -0.17863133686883892, 0.020495341487036505, 0.027784765856280043, 0.36723239532160984, 0.8875372032632546, -0.18080334531270237, 0.8300731535547978],)
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