Science people!!

What software are you using to draft papers (besides MS Word 🤮)? Looking for something that
1. Allows for easy collab (with non-tech ppl, so latex is out)
2. In format accepted by journals (so no typst?)
3. Has reference manager integration

Is it just googledocs/libreoffice?

Just to note, shared folders on google drive etc (anything that syncs changes) can be a real nightmare if you do end up collaborating via git & github

Frequentist alternative to Bayesian model averaging: Incorporate all 6 specifications into a superlearner stack, letting the data dictate how much weight each model receives in the ensemble. (Might need a doubly robust estimator/bootstrapping for valid inference). cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

That's great! With MSM's, is it straightforward to incorporate the estimation of the weights and the weighting of the regression model (Y on A*) with those estimated weights?

New paper!! We find that prevalent exposure designs are very common in dementia research, explain why they are ill-suited for causal inference, and show how the target trial framework helps us move beyond them.

Read here👇 www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...