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Methods focused on contrasting and combining results from different studies, in the hope of increasing precision and external validity.
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Principled ways of constraining $E[Y]=0$ when one of your regressors $\rightarrow$ 0
Consider the following ridiculous example. There is a real, non-ridiculous research question here, I promise -- I'm just a little bit uncomfortable posting what I'm working on on the internet in grea …
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Multiple imputation for outcome variables
I've got a dataset on agricultural trials. My response variable is a response ratio: log(treatment/control). I'm interested in what mediates the difference, so I'm running RE meta-regressions (unwei …
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