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Looks very good!
About figures: There is no strict rules but it is better to generate them directly in quarto so that we can easily modify them if needed. If you want to add DAG figure, use for instance ggdag. In your case, it might be better to hide the code as it is just for illustration of the idea.
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Hi @antagomir and @TuomasBorman!
The final draft of the mediation chapter is ready. Feel free to have a look!
Do you have any standards for figures in the OMA book? I would like to add an illustration for the mediation relationship, maybe something like a DAG depicting complete and partial mediation.
I am pinning also @thomazbastiaanssen as his feedback about the chapter could be very valuable.
Cheers,
Giulio