Why You Should Not Estimate Mediated Effects Using the Difference-in-Coefficients Method When the Outcome is Binary
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DOI: 10.1080/00273171.2024.2418515
Abstract: Abstract Despite previous warnings against the use of the difference-in-coefficients method for estimating the indirect effect when the outcome in the mediation model is binary, the difference-in-coefficients method remains readily used in a variety of… read more here.
Keywords: estimate; indirect effect; difference coefficients; difference ... See more keywords
Dispersion‐relationship‐preserving seismic modelling using the cross‐rhombus stencil with the finite‐difference coefficients solved by an over‐determined linear system
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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2478.12953
Abstract: ABSTRACT Finite‐difference modeling with a cross‐rhombus stencil with high‐order accuracy in both spatial and temporal derivatives is a potential method for efficient seismic simulation. The finite‐difference coefficients determined by Taylor‐series expansion usually preserve the dispersion… read more here.
Keywords: cross rhombus; difference coefficients; dispersion; finite difference ... See more keywords