Stata command on distributed lag models (DLMs) and distributed lag non-linear models (DLNMs)

[Ye Jin Bang]

Dear all,

I am conducting research on the impact of between radiation dose and incidence of diseases in radiation epidemiology.
To further explore this topic, I would like to utilize distributed lag models (DLMs) and distributed lag non-linear models (DLNMs), which are commonly used in environmental epidemiology.

The package 'dlnm' of the model in R software was created by Antonio Gasparrini (reference: Gasparrini A. Distributed Lag Linear and Non-Linear Models in R: The Package dlnm. J Stat Softw. 2011;43(8):1-20).

I am not familiar with R, so I have attempted to use the stata commands provided on the website below. However, the command is not functioning properly, and I am unable to find information about the command.
https://ideas.repec.org/p/boc/lsug22/09.html
https://www.stata.com/meeting/uk22/s...22_Tobias.pptx

. ssc install crossbasis, replace
ssc install: "crossbasis" not found at SSC, type search crossbasis
(To find all packages at SSC that start with c, type ssc describe c)
r(601);

. findit crossbasis
no matches
(click here to return to the previous screen)

. adoupdate crossbasis, update
(note: adoupdate updates user-written files; type -update- to check for updates to official Stata)
(no packages match "crossbasis")

Could you please advise on how to proceed in this situation?

Thank you for your time and for sharing your insights.

Ye Jin Bang

[Maria Sundaram]

Hello,

I am writing with the same question as you--I am wondering whether you ever found an answer to your question? I looked on Aurelio Tobias's GitHub and was not able to find the package there either.

Maria

[amandacpac]

I'm running into this problem too. Is this package available under a different name?

[Nick Cox]

I would send a direct email to Aurelio Tobias. He's not a member here so far as I can see.

People do sometimes talk about a program, intend to post the code publicly, but then get distracted by other more urgent concerns.