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Would dynamic multivariate panel models fit the bill?
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Would dynamite (docs.ropensci.org/dynamite/) help with this or is it too far removed from the SEM framework?
Stage introducing the time lag session
Looking forward to what is (in my opinion) the most under appreciated component in ecosystem management/conservation - time lags #BES2024
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I highlighted this in the paper for ordered beta regression, but I think many don't know this:
you can estimate ordbetareg *just fine* without obs at the bounds (0 or 1).
Maybe your current sample doesn't have 0/1s... but future samples could! Ordbetareg works fine for *any* bounded data.
#rstats
Feature 1 would be my new feature preference. Very excited to hear that it’s (potentially) coming.
Completely agree, and it’s likely the challenge of empirically estimating them. I’ve had a few ideas on how to do so (doi.org/10.1111/gcb....), but think many methods are inappropriate for most ecological time series.
Do you have any opinions about the best approaches for identifying time lags?