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Cross section data is drawn at a single point in time as a sample of many different units from a certain population.
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Statistical differences between longitudinal and cross-sectional data
I would like to start a follow-up discussion to an existing question on cross-validated: Difference between longitudinal design and time series.
Most of the answers there tend to make distinctions b …
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