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Automated calculation of indirect and total effects would be very helpful in the time series and panel data cases. For example, with NLSY data in the years 1997 to 2002 for cigarette use and drinking behavior where the future depends on the past and effects 'propagate' over time along AR and CL paths in a cross-lagged panel model -- you can see that the total effects from the past to the future quickly blow up, for example, try to manually code an effects from 1997 to 2002 along all AR and CL path combinations required (I've only coded the 1997 --> 1999 effects as examples here, and you can download the data here):
Hi Mike, thanks a lot for opening this issue! It will help and motivate me to work on supporting this feature in the coming days/weeks hopefully. Because I agree with you that having to do this by hand every time would be unwieldy! Surely implementing this feature will be helpful to many people. I will update you when I have some developments on my side by commenting again on this issue.
Agreed, and it would be very helpful for the average researcher working
with many indirect effects -- which can easily arise in even relatively
simple models.
Cheers!
Mike
Automated calculation of indirect and total effects would be very helpful in the time series and panel data cases. For example, with NLSY data in the years 1997 to 2002 for cigarette use and drinking behavior where the future depends on the past and effects 'propagate' over time along AR and CL paths in a cross-lagged panel model -- you can see that the total effects from the past to the future quickly blow up, for example, try to manually code an effects from 1997 to 2002 along all AR and CL path combinations required (I've only coded the 1997 --> 1999 effects as examples here, and you can download the data here):
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