Spatial Heterogeneity and Tax Effort in Russia's Regions
Judy Thornton, Economics, University of Washington
12/03/2003
A Statistical View of Learning in the Centipede Game
Peter Hoff, Statistics, University of Washington
11/19/2003
A Statistical View of Learning in the Centipede Game
Anton Westveld, CSSS, University of Washington
11/19/2003
Interviewer Effects in the Elicitation of Sexual and Drug Injection Partners
Devon Brewer, Interdisciplinary Scientific Research and STD Program, Public Health-Seatle and King County
11/12/2003
A New Approach to Measuring the Racial Impact of Redistricting
Gary King, Government, Harvard University
11/05/2003
A New Approach to Measuring the Racial Impact of Redistricting
Andrew Gelman, Statistics, Columbia University
11/05/2003
A New Approach to Measuring the Racial Impact of Redistricting
Jonathan Katz, Humanities & Sciences, California Institute of Technology
11/05/2003
Marginal Modeling of Multilevel Binary Data with Time-Varying Covariates
Patrick Heagarty, Biostatistics, University of Washington
10/29/2003
Marginal Modeling of Multilevel Binary Data with Time-Varying Covariates
Diana Miglioretti, Center for Health Statistics, Group Health Cooperative
10/29/2003
Linking Random Graph and Loglinear Models of Networks
Martina Morris, Statistics & Sociology, University of Washington
10/22/2003
Linking Random Graph and Loglinear Models of Networks
Steve Goodreau, CSSS and CFAR, University of Washington
10/22/2003
Major, Minor and Internal Categories of PNAS Research Reports
Elena Erosheva, Statistics and Social Work, University of Washington
10/15/2003
A Markov Switching Model of Congressional Party Regimes
Dick Startz, Economics, University of Washington
10/08/2003
A Markov Switching Model of Congressional Party Regimes
Bryan Jones, Political Science, University of Washington
10/08/2003
Assessing the Effects of Measurement Error in Cross-National Social Research
Eric Wibbels, Sociology, University of Washington
06/04/2003
Assessing the Effects of Measurement Error in Cross-National Social Research
Michael Hechter, Sociology, University of Washington
06/04/2003
Assessing the Effects of Measurement Error in Cross-National Social Research
Kevin Quinn, Political Science, University of Washington
06/04/2003
Improved inference for the partially identified instrumental variables regression model
Eric Zivot, Economics, University of Washington
05/28/2003
Aggregate Demographic Uncertainty and Policy Risk
Shripad Tuljapurkar, Biological Sciences, Stanford University
05/21/2003
Axiomatic Foundations for Person-Tradeoffs
John Miyamoto, Psychology, University of Washington
05/14/2003
Association Models for a Multivariate Multinomial Response
Peter Smith, Social Statistics, University of Southampton
05/07/2003
Political Interactions in Central Asia: A Latent Space Analysis
Peter Hoff, Statistics, University of Washington
04/30/2003
Political Interactions in Central Asia: A Latent Space Analysis
Mike Ward, Political Science, University of Washington
04/30/2003
Quantitative Analysis of Intonation in an Endangered Language
Alice Taff, Preventative Medicine, UC Davis
04/23/2003
Quantitative Analysis of Intonation in an Endangered Language
Thomas Richardson, Preventative Medicine, UC Davis
04/23/2003
Quantitative Analysis of Intonation in an Endangered Language
Jacob Wegelin, Epidemiology, UC Davis
04/23/2003
The Census and the Supreme Court: Sampling and Imputation
Lara Wolfson, World Health Organization
04/16/2003
Women, Education, and Marriage in the United States
Elaina Rose, Economics, University of Washington
04/09/2003
Describing Sexual Partnerships: Issues, Approaches and (a little bit of) Data
Jim Hughes, Biostatistics, University of Washington
04/02/2003
Ecological Inference in Epidemiology
Jon Wakefield, Biostatistics and Statistics, University of Washington
03/12/2003
Why is Simpson's paradox a paradox?
Thomas Richardson, Statistics, University of Washington
03/05/2003
Statistical Inference in Constrained Models
Ron Schoenberg, Applications Director, Aptech Systems
02/26/2003
ModelingSocial Networks with Sampled or Missing Data
Mark Handcock, Statistics, University of Washington
02/19/2003
Exact goodness of fit tests with applications in the social sciences
Julian Besag, Statistics, University of Washington
02/12/2003
Settings in Social Networks: Representation by Latent Transitive Structures
Martin Schweinberger, The Interuniversity Center for Social Science Theory and Methodology, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
02/10/2003
Semiparametric Hierarchical Bayes Analysis of Discrete Panel Data with State Dependence
Ivan Jeliazkov, Economics, Washington University, St Louis
02/05/2003
Data Mining Conversational Cyberspace
Marc Smith, Microsoft Research
01/29/2003
Recidivism and Social Interactions
Sibel Sirakaya
01/27/2003
Efficient Semiparametric Estimation of Quantile Treatment Effects
Sergio Firpo, Economics, University of California - Berkeley
01/24/2003
Recidivism and Social Interactions
Sibel Sirakaya
01/24/2003
Efficient Semiparametric Estimation of Quantile Treatment Effects
Sergio Firpo, Economics, University of California - Berkeley
01/23/2003
Applications of growth-mixture modelling in violence research
Karl Hill, Social Developement Research Group, University of Washington
01/22/2003
Laws and their stability
Marc Lange, Philosophy, University of Washington
01/15/2003
The importance of statistical methodology for causal inferences with field experiments: evaluating voter mobilization strategies
Kosuke Imai
12/10/2002
Causal inference with general treatment regime generalizing the propensity score
Kosuke Imai
12/09/2002
Rent Destruction, Social Class, and the Earnings of Black and White Males, 1982-2000
Stephen Morgan, Sociology, Cornell University
12/04/2002
The Impact of Labor Market Selectivity on the Gender Wage Gap
Jen Hook, Sociology, University of Washington
11/20/2002
The Impact of Labor Market Selectivity on the Gender Wage Gap
Becky Pettit, Sociology, University of Washington
11/20/2002
Sociology's Missing Matter: Modeling the Social Context of Employment, Marriage, and Networks
John Allen Logan, Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin
11/13/2002
Accounting for degree distributions in empirical analysis of network dynamics
Tom A.B. Snijders, ICS, University of Groningen
11/12/2002
Networks and Neighborhoods: Modelling generalised network structure
Philippa (Pip) Pattison, University of Melbourne
11/06/2002
Does Asymmetric Power Help Agents Generate and Maintain Cooperation in Competitive Games?
Stephen Majeski, Political Science, University of Washington
10/30/2002
Using Large Data Sets to Improve Validity of the Implicit Association Test - A Latency Based Cognitive Measure
Anthony Greenwald, Psychology,, University of Washington
10/23/2002
Picturing Segregation: The Structure of Occupational Segregation by Race, Sex, Ethnicity and Hispanicity
Barbara Reskin, Sociology, University of Washington
10/16/2002
Picturing Segregation: The Structure of Occupational Segregation by Race, Sex, Ethnicity and Hispanicity
Lowell Hargens, Sociology, University of Washington
10/16/2002
Sexual Network Scaling and Epidemic Thresholds
Jamie Jones, Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences and CFAR, University of Washington
10/09/2002
Persistent Inequality? Models that Provide Clearer Answers
Marc Scott, Humanities and the Social Sciences, New York University
05/29/2002
What Do Randomized Studies of Housing Mobility Reveal?
Michael Sobel, Sociology, Columbia University
05/22/2002
Co-occurring Problem Behaviors Assessing Suicide Risk Among High Risk Adolescents: A Classification And Regression Tree Model
Elaine Thompson, Psychosocial and Community Health, University of Washington
05/15/2002
A Statistical Model of Voting in Structure Induced Equilibrium, with an Application to the U.S. Supreme Court
Andrew Martin, Political Science, CSSS, Washington University in St. Louis, University of Washington
05/08/2002
Data Mining for Viral Marketing
Pedro Domingos, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington
05/01/2002
Understanding Human Variation in Initiation of Breastfeeding: A Mixture Model Analysis
Darryl Holman, Anthropology, University of Washington
04/24/2002
Analyzing Legislative Roll Call Data via Markov-chain Monte Carlo: Testing the Party Discipline Hypothesis
Simon Jackman, Political Science, Stanford University
04/17/2002
Sins of Commission vs. Sins of Omission: How Confounding Can be Induced by Including 'Irrelevant' Covariates in Regression
Thomas Richardson, Statistics, University of Washington
04/10/2002
Ecological Inference Revisited
Jon Wakefield, Biostatistics and Statistics, University of Washington
04/03/2002
Dynamic Panel Data Models: Theory and Applications
Dylan Small, Statistics, Stanford University
03/12/2002
Overdetermined Estimating Equations with Applications to Panel Data
Dylan Small, Statistics, Stanford University
03/11/2002
An Introduction to Multiple-Bias Modeling for Observational Data Analysis
Sander Greenland, Epidemiology, University of California Los Angeles
03/08/2002
Quantifying Biases in Causal Models: Classical Confounding Versus Collider-Stratification Bias
Sander Greenland, Epidemiology, University of California Los Angeles
03/07/2002
Designing Individually Tailored Preventive-Interventions and the Use of Clinical Judgment
Susan Murphy, Statistics, University of Michigan
03/06/2002
Accounting for Rater Variability and Dependence in Constructed Response Assessments
Louis Mariano, Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University
03/01/2002
Accounting for Information Accumulation and Rater Behavior in Constructed Response Student Assessments
Louis Mariano, Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University
02/28/2002
Latent Space Approaches to Network Analysis
Peter Hoff, Statistics and CSSS, University of Washington
02/27/2002
Modeling versatility in sexual repertoire and HIV incidence among Peruvian gay men
Steve Goodreau, Allergy and Infectious Diseases, University of Washington
02/20/2002
Using Statistical Models to Understand Functional Disability Among The Elderly
Elena Erosheva, Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University
02/15/2002
The GoM Model: Latent Class Representation and Implications for Bayesian Estimation"
Elena Erosheva, Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University
02/14/2002
Explaining Differences in the Gender Wage Gap Across the States
Heidi Hartmann, Institute for Women's Policy Research
02/13/2002
Predicting Dropouts: Boosting Algorithms and the Identification of Academically At-Risk Youth
Paul LePore, Sociology, University of Washington
02/06/2002
Measuring Latent Preferences in the Presence of Strategic Interaction
Kevin Quinn, Political Science and CSSS, University of Washington
01/30/2002
Applications of Hierarchical Modeling to Quality Assessment in Education and Health
David Draper, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, University of California Santa Cruz
01/23/2002
How Much Does the Far Future Matter? A Hierarchical Bayesian Analysis of the Public's Willingness to Mitigate Ecological Impacts of Climate Change
David Layton, Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington
01/16/2002
Data Say Nothing at All: A Plea for Honesty in the Packaging of Statistics
Sander Greenland, Epidemiology, University of California Los Angeles
12/12/2001
The Enduring Problem of Error in Network Data, and Some Thoughts on What to Do About It
Carter Butts, Social and Decision Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
12/05/2001
The Determinants of Union Status and Partner Choice
Elaina Rose, Economics, University of Washington
11/28/2001
A Latent Curve Model for Longitudinal Data With Application to Wage Inequality
Mark Handcock, Statistics, University of Washington
11/21/2001
The Intensity Score Approach to Adjusting for Confounding
Babette Brumback, Biostatistics, University of Washington
11/14/2001
Rethinking Strategies for Estimating Demographic Parameters from Incomplete Data: Applications to Anthropological Demography and Conservation Biology
James Jones, Center for AIDS and STD, University of Washington
11/07/2001
Hearing About A Job: A Labor Market Simulation
Katherine Stovel, Sociology, University of Washington
10/31/2001
"Statistics Education and Practice: Perusing the Past, Embracing the Present, and Charting the Future
Richard L. Scheaffer, Statistics, University of Florida
10/24/2001
Bridging Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches in the Study of Democracy
Hyojoung Kim, Sociology, University of Washington
10/17/2001
Mining Social Networks
Pedro Domingos, Computer Science and Engineering,, University of Washington
10/10/2001
Assessing Causal Quantities from Experimental and Nonexperimental Data
Judea Pearl, Computer Science and Statistics, UCLA
10/03/2001
Analyzing Choice of Transportation Mode using Spatial Binary Regression
Claudia Czado, University of Technology
06/06/2001
The Comparative Measurement of Individual Values
Michael Hechter, Sociology, University of Washington
05/30/2001
Inequality in Lifetime Risks of Incarceration
Becky Pettit, Sociology, University of Washington
05/23/2001
National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network: What It Is and What Roles for Statisticians
Dennis Donovan, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of Washington
05/16/2001
Wrestling with Sample Selection Bias in Family Migration Research
William A.V.Clark, Geography, UCLA
05/09/2001
Wrestling with Sample Selection Bias in Family Migration Research
Suzanne Withers, Geography, University of Washington
05/09/2001
The Dimensions of Voting on the U.S. Supreme Court
Andrew D. Martin, Political Science, University of St. Louis
05/02/2001
The Dimensions of Voting on the U.S. Supreme Court
Kevin Quinn, Political Science, University of Washington
05/02/2001