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Linear Mixed Models with Random Effects

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Multiple random statements are allowed, so each random factor can appear in a separate statement. Again, there are many more options available for modeling random effects but these provide a good starting point. Least Squares Means (LS-means) Least squares means are the only option for calculating treatment level means within the mixed model

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