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Models A (fixed effect: homoscedastic), B (fixed effect: heteroscedastic), C (random intercept), D (random slope), E (random quadratic: common variance structure across classes), F (random quadratic: proportionality constraint to allow variance structures to vary across classes), and G (random quadratic: unrestricted, class-specific variance structure) from Lennon et al [17] were tested, together with models H (model G but cubic instead of quadratic) and I (model G but quartic instead of quadratic).
JMIR Aging 2023;6:e45876
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