fixed effects

What are Fixed Effects?

Fixed effects refer to variables that are constant within a specific group but differ across groups. In epidemiological studies, these could include demographic factors, such as age or sex, or other characteristics like geographic location or socio-economic status. By including fixed effects in a model, researchers can control for these within-group variations and focus on the primary variables of interest.

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