Modeling Time-varying Dispersion to Improve Estimation of the Short-term Health Effect of Environmental Exposure in a Time-series Design

When the outcome exhibits large dispersion in a time-series analysis, allowing for covariate-dependent time-varying dispersion can improve inference, particularly by increasing estimation precision.

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Epidemiology
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.1097/ede.0000000000001856
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Air Quality and Health Impacts
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Modeling Time-varying Dispersion to Improve Estimation of the Short-term Health Effect of Environmental Exposure in a Time-series Design

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Modeling Time-varying Dispersion to Improve Estimation of the Short-term Health Effect of Environmental Exposure in a Time-series Design

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Abstract

When the outcome exhibits large dispersion in a time-series analysis, allowing for covariate-dependent time-varying dispersion can improve inference, particularly by increasing estimation precision.

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