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Delicatessen: M-Estimation in Python

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arxiv 2203.11300 v3 pith:PXEXPQUK submitted 2022-03-21 stat.ME stat.CO

Paul N Zivich , Mark Klose , Stephen R Cole , Jessie K Edwards , Bonnie E Shook-Sa This is my paper · ORCID
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M-estimation is a general statistical framework that simplifies estimation. Here, we introduce delicatessen, a Python library that automates the tedious calculations of M-estimation, and supports both built-in user-specified estimating equations. To highlight the utility of delicatessen for quantitative data analysis, we provide several illustrations common to life science research: linear regression robust to outliers, estimation of a dose-response curve, and standardization of results.

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