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It would be helpful to separately estimate the extensive and intensive margin labor supply effects of the UBI reforms that we implement. It is not clear that they would go in the same direction.
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(found by chance)
Staub, Kevin E., and Rainer Winkelmann. 2013. “Consistent Estimation of Zero-Inflated Count Models.” Health Economics 22 (6): 673–86. https://doi.org/10.1002/hec.2844.
assumes
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``` r
model Warning: Objects of class 'list' are no valid model objects.
#> NULL
model Warning: Objects of class 'list' are no valid model objects.
#> NULL
```
Created on 2021-02-16 by the […
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@strengejacke Thanks to your work on ICC, we could start thinking about its reporting. I think this information has its place, when applicable, in the full reports (fulltext and fulltable). Below are …
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code of loop that predicts marginal effects for each of the 5 explanatory variables
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MODEL
Hmsc object with 142 sampling units, 212 species, 6…
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related #6323, #6223
suppose we have a model `E(y| x, z) = f(x b, z a)` where
x, b are variables and parameter of interest
z are controls/confounders
We want to get a good estimate of `b` or a…
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Please how can we use statsmodels to get the marginal effect of a nested logit, estimated from another package like pylogit since statsmodel cannot estimate nested logit.
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- [ ] make it run on WG
- [ ] predict current (a base year TBD)
- [ ] predict reference: all athropogenic disturbances are 0-ed out (not fire)
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As follow-up to #3309,
could we add some options for naming conventions to the summary_frame methods.
For instance, in the case of `MNLogit`, the `endog` column looks somethign like what's below:
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Hi @grantmcdermott
Thanks for all the work here. I am playing with the package, and I want to know if the std errors calculated in `etwfe` consider that the covariates' sample mean is random and e…