Thomas Lumley • 10/14/2022

Code archaeology: polynomial distributed lags

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The article details polynomial distributed lag models, a regularization technique for time-series data where lagged predictors are highly correlated. It covers the mathematical basis, the author's experience updating 20-year-old R code for modern use, and compares the approach to modern methods like penalized splines, while discussing implementation challenges in R.

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