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. 2021 Apr 29;12:651755. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.651755

Table 4.

Results of twin model fitting for left eye only.

Model Minus2LL df p AIC
Resting state 1 ACE 639.98 310 0.96 19.98
pupil diameter ADE 640.02 310 0.96 20.02
(complete twin pairs = 157) AE 640.02 311 0.98 18.02
CE 672.15 311 <0.01 50.15
E 747.73 312 <0.01 123.73
Amplitude ACE −16.64 286 0.22 −588.64
(complete twin pairs = 145) ADE −17.84 286 0.31 −589.84
AE −16.64 287 0.31 −590.64
CE −1.72 287 <0.01 −575.72
E 29.41 288 <0.01 −546.59
Constriction velocity ACE 608.92 286 0.17 36.92
(complete twin pairs = 145) ADE 607.36 286 0.27 35.36
AE 608.92 287 0.24 34.92
CE 621.44 287 <0.01 47.44
E 647.51 288 <0.01 71.51
Pupil latency ACE 2,723.68 286 0.24 2,155.68
(complete twin pairs = 145) ADE 2,722.27 286 0.36 2,150.27
AE 2,723.68 287 0.33 2,149.68
CE 3,300.08 287 <0.01 2,612.08
E 2,739.84 288 <0.01 2,163.84

The Akaike information criterion (AIC) is used to evaluate the most parsimonious model, which is highlighted in bold. For each model the minus 2 log-likelihood (minus2LL), and degrees of freedom (df) for model comparison are given. A, additive genetic effects; D, dominant genetic effects; C, common environmental effects; E, unique environmental effects (and measurement error).