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  • Sam Rickman
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    It doesn't work in Preview so I am posting to see if it works \[ M \ne \mathbf{M} \]

    Originally posted by eric_a_booth View Post
    \[ \frac{2}{3}+ \mathbf{\pi} \]
    \[ M \ne \mathbf{M} \]
    \[ y_{ij} = \beta_{0j} + \beta_{1j} mo1 + \beta_{2j} mo2 + e_ij \\
    \beta_{0j} = \beta_0 + u_{0j} \\
    \beta_{1j} = \beta_1 + u_{1j} \\
    \beta_{2j} = \beta_1 + u_{2j} \]
    Last edited by Sam Rickman; 16 May 2022, 08:05.

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  • Leon Faerber
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    \[
    \Delta lncaputil_t = u_t + \beta_t intv_t
    \\
    u_t = \alpha u_{t-1} + \epsilon_t
    \\
    \beta_t = \beta_{t-1} + v_t
    \]
    Last edited by Leon Faerber; 19 Mar 2022, 02:07.

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  • Owen Wallbanks
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    Just trying...

    Code:
    \[
    married_{ijk} = \alpha+\beta_1 sibsize_{jk}+\beta_2 \textbf{z}_{jk}+\beta_3 \textbf{x}_{ijk}+e_k+c_{jk}+\epsilon_{ijk}
    \]
    \[
    married_{ijk} = \alpha+\beta_1 sibsize_{jk}+\beta_2 \textbf{z}_{jk}+\beta_3 \textbf{x}_{ijk}+e_k+c_{jk}+\epsilon_{ijk}
    \]

    Code:
    \[
    \Delta married_{ijk} = \beta_1 \Delta sibsize_{jk}+\beta_2 \Delta \textbf{z}_{jk}+\beta_3 \Delta \textbf{x}_{ijk}+c_{jk}+\Delta \epsilon_{ijk}
    \]
    \[
    \Delta married_{ijk} = \beta_1 \Delta sibsize_{jk}+\beta_2 \Delta \textbf{z}_{jk}+\beta_3 \Delta \textbf{x}_{ijk}+c_{jk}+\Delta \epsilon_{ijk}
    \]
    Last edited by Owen Wallbanks; 28 Jan 2022, 03:34.

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  • Duccio Milani
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    \[ \min\limits_{b}\sum_{n=1}^{n}\{vote_i-b_0-b_1^{T}win_i+b_2^{T}margin_i+b_3^{T}win_i\cdot margin_i+b_4^{T}class_i\}^{2}\textbf{K} \]
    Last edited by Duccio Milani; 05 Dec 2021, 08:26.

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  • Tom Ford
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    \[
    z=\frac{1+2}{SE+SE}
    \]
    Last edited by Tom Ford; 16 Nov 2021, 03:11.

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  • John Gallup
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    How about this? \[y_{it} = \mu_i + \theta y_{i,t-1} + \varepsilon_{it}\]

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  • John Gallup
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    Is this showing up? \(y_{it} = \mu_i + \theta y_{i,t-1} + \varepsilon_{it}\)

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  • Elizabeth Meyers
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    Okay, that does not seem to work.

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  • Elizabeth Meyers
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    Just using this here as a sandbox:
    \[
    Y_{hjdt} = \lambda_h+\delta_M MM_{hjdt} +\delta_S S_{hjdt} +\delta_S_M (S_{hjdt} \times MM_{hjdt}) +\delta_X X_{hjdt} +\delta_S S_{hdt} + \delta_C C_{jdt} + \gamma_{dt} +\epsilon_{hjdt}
    \]
    Last edited by Elizabeth Meyers; 25 Apr 2021, 08:01.

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  • Yannick Schenk
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    \[ \frac{2}{3}+ \mathbf{\pi} \]

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  • Matthew J. Baker
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    \[
    f(x)
    \]

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  • Suresh Paul
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    Just trying ...
    \[
    y = \alpha + X + \epsilon
    \]
    Last edited by Suresh Paul; 25 Mar 2019, 01:19.

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  • Stefano Grillini
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    Just trying...

    \[
    \frac{2}{3}
    \]

    \[
    M \ne \mathbf{M}
    \]

    Code:
    \[
    M \ne \mathbf{M}
    \]
    Last edited by Stefano Grillini; 02 Aug 2018, 09:32.

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  • eric_a_booth
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    \[ \frac{2}{3}+ \mathbf{\pi} \]
    \[ M \ne \mathbf{M} \]
    Last edited by eric_a_booth; 15 Jan 2017, 13:15.

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