Applied Statistics Workshop

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Presentation Schedule (Fall 2002)

Wednesdays 12-2pm

Lunch Provided

9/18 Introductions and Overview (Lunch provided every session)
9/25 Presentation: Kosuke Imai (Government)
``The importance of statistical methodology for analyzing data from field experimentation: Evaluating voter mobilization strategies."

Reader: Tao Li (Government)
10/2 Presentation: David Harding (Sociology and Social Policy)
`` Counterfactual Models of Neighborhood Effects: The Effect of Neighborhood Poverty on High School Dropout and Teenage Pregnancy."

Reader: Felix Elwert
10/9 Presentation: James Robins (School of Public Health)
Estimation of Optimal Treatment or Sequential Decision Strategies from Non Experimental Data Using Structural Nested Models

10/16 Presentation: Anders Corr (Government)
" Geography, Power, and the Size of Nations: An Agent-Based Model of the International System."

10/23 Presentation: Tom Griffiths (BCS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
" Randomness and Coincidences: Reconciling Intuition and Probability." by Tom Griffiths and Joshua Tennenbaum.

10/30 Presentation: Stephen L. Morgan (Sociology, Cornell University)
"Methodologist as Arbitrator: Five Models for Black-White Differences in the Causal Effect of Expectations on Attainment."
11/6 Presentation: Ezra Zuckerman (Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
"Shrewd, Crude, or Simply Deluded? Market Classification and the Internet Stock Phenomenon."

11/13 Presentation: Miguel Hernan (School of Public Health)
"Estimation of Dynamic Treatment Regimes"

11/20 Presentation: Alan Agresti (Statistics, University of Florida)
"Improving Confidence Intervals for Proportions, Differences of Proportions, and Odds Ratios"

11/27 Thanksgiving


12/4 Presentation: Tao Li (Government)
"Empirical Study of Legislative Rule." by Tao Li.

12/11 Presentation: Garrett Fitzmaurice (School of Public Health)
"Longitudinal/Missing Data." by Garrett Fitzmaurice.


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