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This is very, very minor. I often use $\text{expit}(\beta)$ to reduce the width of my tables when I have logit-transformed variables. Then I define expit in the notes: expit = exp(x) / (1 + exp(x)). Would be convenient, though completely not necessary, to have an option to use expit short-hand to reduce table widths.
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This would require making a new shortened function here and would implicate other spots, like this function.
This suggestion, while easy for users to implement, is unfortunate within pmparams because we would have to check for LOGITorLOGIT_SHORT for doing the same math (only one can be true in the yaml, which feels counterintuitive when displayed as the output from define_param_table()).
If we implement this approach we may want to create a new column under the hood that's used for the math (for clarity purposes), and only use LOGIT and LOGIT_SHORT for getting the correct latex.
This is very, very minor. I often use$\text{expit}(\beta)$ to reduce the width of my tables when I have logit-transformed variables. Then I define expit in the notes: expit = exp(x) / (1 + exp(x)). Would be convenient, though completely not necessary, to have an option to use expit short-hand to reduce table widths.
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