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Distributed lag

In statistics and econometrics, a distributed lag model is a model for time series data in which a regression equation is used to predict current values of a dependent variable based on both the current values of an explanatory variable and the lagged (past period) values of this explanatory variable.

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Distributed lag model in health studies

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StatisticsEconometricsTime seriesRegressionDependent variable
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Distributed lag → Bayesian Distributed Lag Interaction, Distributed, DLNM, Gasparrini, Hsu, Model, PM2, Schwartz, The, The Bayesian, Welty, Wilson, Zanobetti
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Bayesian Distributed Lag Interaction Model by Wilson have been subsequently developed to answer similar research questionsinstance ofand more complicated distributed lag method aimed to accommodate longitudinal cohort research analysis0.80text
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesDistributed0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesSchwartz0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesZanobetti0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesThe Bayesian0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesWelty0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesGasparrini0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesDLNM0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesThe0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesHsu0.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesPM20.60section
Distributed lagrelated to Distributed lag model in health studiesBayesian Distributed Lag Interaction0.60section

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