A General Framework for Comparing Predictions and Marginal Effects across Models

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@hoi_kleintje KHB法じゃなくてAverage Marginal Effectをモデル間比較するほうが理解はしやすいかもしれません。日本語ではないですが。。https://t.co/WTVSC6bIl5

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RT @jrboehnke: Using seemingly unrelated regressions as a framework to present and compare predictions and marginal effects from models: ht…

03 Jul 2023

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Using seemingly unrelated regressions as a framework to present and compare predictions and marginal effects from models: https://t.co/QnOxKt01VU The paper presents the framework and examples for a range of use cases. #Stata #suest

03 Jul 2023

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This method seems useful, but not sure if it's been implemented in #Rstats .. https://t.co/OiZ8XY8duP

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