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Sample sizes over time
Figure on the left shows sample sizes over time. Each dot represents the respective sample size of a single coefficient of our coefficient sample. The sample size was log-transformed to account for very large sample sizes. The line indicates a locally weighted regression. Figure on the right shows the median sample sizes for each year.

Sample sizes over time Figure on the left shows sample sizes over time. Each dot represents the respective sample size of a single coefficient of our coefficient sample. The sample size was log-transformed to account for very large sample sizes. The line indicates a locally weighted regression. Figure on the right shows the median sample sizes for each year.

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