Thanks for your invaluable comments
Another thought: Replace the logsig parameter by s>0 and use
random W ~ normal(0, s) subject = cluster_id ;
Do you get equivalent results? Does the bias change?
Thank you Rick. Actually I got similar results. The relative bias is still between 20 and 70 percent!! (while it should be at most around 5%)
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