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Are you often worried by things you cannot affect? There is a great model that will help you. Inspired by my friend Jeroen Kraaijenbrink.
New blog post: "On the purported benefits of effect systems" which does a closer analysis of some of the claims made related to effect systems, finding that most of them do not really hold up to scrutiny.
In statistical modeling, particularly within the context of regression analysis and analysis of variance (ANOVA), fixed effects and random effects are two fundamental concepts that describe different types of variables or factors in a model. Here’s a straightforward explanation:…
The effect adds depth to your model without removing the stylized aesthetic. Nothing is going to look perfect when one of the goals is performance, but I think I struck a nice middle ground if you take the time to set it up nicely. Off, On, What's actually happening
Understanding Mixed Effects Models: A Simple Example Imagine researchers are testing a new drug to lower blood pressure. They give the drug to patients in 10 different hospitals and measure how much each patient’s blood pressure drops after taking the drug. Now, two things can…
Real footage of an applied economisf adding fixed effects in his regression.
RT Understanding the Fixed Effects Regression Model dlvr.it/SJxz4d #python #fixedeffectsmodel #statsmodels #editorspick
Newly updated and resubmitted version of An Introduction to Linear Mixed Effects Modeling in R! psyarxiv.com/9vghm/
This is a popular, simple but not easy feedback model - just make sure after the impact stage you continue to discuss - what stays the same and what changes... (image CCL)
When Can We Use Two-Way Fixed-Effects (TWFE): A Comparison of TWFE and Novel Dynamic Difference-in-Differences Estimators. arxiv.org/abs/2402.09928
📊I've uploaded the 3rd stats lab post: "What is the Logic Behind a Two-Way Fixed Effects Analysis?" It includes the meaning of control unit or/and time fixed effect with graphs and R codes. idlhy0218.github.io/page%20buildin… #rstats #econtwitter #soctwitter #dataviz
I made a (hopefully) pretty accessible guide to Linear Mixed Effects Models in R using the lmer package (with background stats intro & coding examples). Feel free to use & distribute! #Rstats github.com/RoseannaGG/Lin…
This is the craziest model you'll see this week! This model powers Figma. It's also behind Wayfair and a bunch of major e-commerce retailers. This model is a PIXEL-PERFECT image editing model. Literally, "pixel perfect". The model is capable of modifying one image while…
I recently made a very popular LinkedIn post about Simpson's Paradox, which resulted in an engaging conversation. Paul Julian made a great comment on the relationship between Mixed Effects Models and Simpson's Paradox that I wanted to share with you. He pointed out that when…
Taking a break from my hiatus to share a new working paper that I have been working on. I propose a new estimator that allows researchers to systematically choose the optimal number of fixed effects in their regression. Any comment is welcome!
Re-analysis shows that the choice of command and fixed effects are crucial for the paper’s results. The results disappear when we drop the year dummies, the month dummies, both these dummies, or even when we change the *order* of the fixed effects in the regression command. 7/11
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RT Understanding the Fixed Effects Regression Model dlvr.it/SJxz4d #python #fixedeffectsmodel #statsmodels #editorspick
I just watched episode29 on how to model clustered data (e.g., #MultilevelModel/#MLM or #FixedEffectsModel/#FEM approaches) with Dan McNeish very good! @dmcneish18 podchaser.com/podcasts/quant…
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S2E29: Multilevel Models -- The Often Unnecessary Green Monster by Quantitude
S2E29: Multilevel Models -- The Often Unnecessary Green Monster from Quantitude on Podchaser, aired Tuesday, 30th March 2021. Patrick and Greg fulfill a legal obligation to interview the unnecessar...
long term effects of low income experiences on depression in Korea. #lowincome #depression #fixedeffectsmodel #koreanstudies #lifecourseresearch @Elsevier| Home authors.elsevier.com/a/1cN1m3iXoOgl…
Why Generalized estimating equation (GEE) is not popular? stats.stackexchange.com/q/341654?atw=1 #fixedeffectsmodel
Bounty offered: Difference-in-difference model with mediators: Estimating the effect of di... stats.stackexchange.com/q/261218?atw=1 #fixedeffectsmodel
Can you answer this? How do I interpret a "difference-in-differences" model with continuou... stats.stackexchange.com/q/152684?atw=1 #fixedeffectsmodel
Can you answer this? Bins and Year Fixed Effects stats.stackexchange.com/q/131208?atw=1 #fixedeffectsmodel
What is a difference between random effects-, fixed effects- and marginal model? stats.stackexchange.com/questions/2176… #fixedeffectsmodel
Can you answer this? Convergence problem when adjusting for the effect of a lot of centres stats.stackexchange.com/questions/1550… #fixedeffectsmodel
RT Understanding the Fixed Effects Regression Model dlvr.it/SJxz4d #python #fixedeffectsmodel #statsmodels #editorspick
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