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On Subgrouping Continuous Processes in Discrete Time

2022-10-15

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<p>The vector autoregression (VAR) and its flavors have seen a boom in the behavioral sciences over the past decades due to their relative simplicity for analyzing N = 1 time-series and calls to bring the person back to the scientific study of psychology. The rise in N = 1 analyses is then met by a commensurate rise in methods attempting to reconcile person- and group-specific processes for diagnostic purposes and...

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183e62cf-5f77-5395-bc3d-281174d884fd
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10.31234/osf.io/7zv8q
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