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Covariate Informed Identification of Heterogeneity and Outliers in Longitudinal Data
We often observe heterogeneity in longitudinal data, where the mean and variance for certain profiles meaningfully differ from the rest. Some profiles may also exhibit outliers at a limited number of measurements. Using a standard mixed effects model, which assumes homogeneity, can lead to overestim
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