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How-to-guide for estimation exercise with MSM #356
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Hi @amageh, please use https://jupyterlab-code-formatter.readthedocs.io/en/latest to format the code inside the notebook. |
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Hi Annica, the notebook is fantastic and pretty in-depth. I had only some minor comments. Feel free to address them whenever you have time.
@amageh Anything left? Otherwise, hit the merge button :) |
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Fantastic 🎉!
…onomics/respy into estimation-exercise
Current behavior
We currently have a guide to specifying inputs for MSM estimation with respy but no outline of how to actually estimate the model.
Desired behavior
A guide to estimating a model with respy and estimagic.
Solution / Implementation
I will add a notebook with a small estimation exercise to cover the basics. This can be expanded or added to in the future.
Todo