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0.5.0
New features
- New emfx arguments:
- emfx(..., predict = c("response", "link")), where the latter allows for obtaining the linear prediction for non-linear models. Internally passed as marginaleffects::slopes(..., type = predict), thus avoiding a clash with the topline emfx(..., type = <aggregration_type>) argument. (#49)
- emfx(..., lean = <logical>). Default value is FALSE, but switching to TRUE will ensure a light return object that strips away data-heavy attributes (e.g., copies of the original model). These attributes are unlikely to be needed as part of the emfx() workflow, so we may change the default to lean = TRUE in a future version of etwfe. (#51, #58)
- Native plot.emfx() method (via a tinyplot backend) for visualizing emfx objects. (#54)
Superseded arguments
- The collapse argument in emfx() is superseded by compress. The older argument is retained as an alias for backwards compatibility, but will now trigger a message, nudging users to switch to compress instead. The end result will be identical, though. This cosmetic change was motivated by a desire to be more consistent with the phrasing used in the literature (i.e., on performance-boosting within group compression and weighting). See Wong et al. (2021), for example. (#57)
Documentation
- Various documentation improvements, including the addition of a "never" treated control group example in the vignette and fixing some confusing typos (e.g., refering to wrong default arguments).
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