Alexander Fischer

Hi, I am not 100% sure what `fixest` is doing in detail, but I am fairly certain that you have basically answered your question: `fixest` does not store all input...

I don't think there is inbuilt functionality, but I might be mistaken. One simple workaround would be to assign the `fixest` object and the associated data to a list, and...

@lrberge, I am happy to prepare a pull request for this in the future or help @TomBearpark prepare it; I recall that you mentioned that eventually you'd provide guidance on...

Wow super cool @kylebutts! This is the type of problem where R really shines with functional programming and non standard evaluation! Yes, there are two advantages: this implementation is fixest...

Just for everyone's information, @amichuda and I have [started a project](https://github.com/s3alfisc/wildboottest.py) to implement wild bootstrap methods for regression objects from `linearmodels`. So far, we have absolutely nothing to show for,...

To add to this list - I have implemented Gardner's `did2s` estimator for `pyfixest`: [link](https://s3alfisc.github.io/pyfixest/tutorial/#difference-in-differences-event-study-designs) =)

Hi Matthew - yes, I'd definitely be interested in that! Right now I do a lot of string parsing to get the two formulas for first and second stage and...

Ok, cool, I'll then give the basic `lm()` case a try! I am far from an expert on GEE's and multilevel models, so I'll pass on these. I will let...

I'd be happy to work on this eventually @kendonB - maybe we could start with an external package which allows to compute the Abadie et al standard errors as a...

I think I'll give this a go and try to integrate the AAIW inference procedures as post estimation commands into `fwildclusterboot` over the next weeks ([PR here)](https://github.com/s3alfisc/fwildclusterboot/issues/90), unless you'd want...