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2006 Spring Presentation Schedule

Applied Statistics Workshop
CGIS North, 1737 Cambridge St., Room 354
Wednesdays, 12 noon - 1:30 PM
 
February 1
James Greiner
Department of Statistics, Harvard University
Ecological Inference in Larger Tables: Bounds, Correlations, Individual-Level Stories, and a More Flexible Model
 
February 8
Alexis Diamond
Department of Government, Harvard University
The Effects of UN Intervention after Civil War
 
February 15
Michael Kellermann
Department of Government, Harvard University
Estimating Ideal Points in the British House of Commons
 
February 22
Rustyam Ibragimov
Department of Economics, Harvard University
A Tale of Two Tails: Peakedness Properties in Inheritance Models of Evolutionary Theory
 
March 1
Janet Rosenbaum
Program on Health Policy, Harvard University
Do virginity pledges cause virginity?: Estimating the efficacy of sexual abstinence pledges
 
March 8
Roland Fryer
Department of Economics, Harvard University
Measuring the compactness of political districting plans
 
March 15
Felix Elwert
Department of Sociology, Harvard University
Trial marriage reconsidered: The effect of cohabitation on divorce
 
March 22
Jeff Gill
Department of Political Science, University of California - Davis
Elicited Priors for Bayesian Model Specifications in Political Science Research
 
March 29
No Session - Spring Break
 
April 5
Tianxi Cai and L.J. Wei
Department of Biostatistics, Harvard School of Public Health
Model evaluation and selection via prediction
Supplemental paper: Evaluating prediction rules for t-year survivors with censored regression models
Supplemental paper: Model Evaluation Based on the Distribution of Estimated Absolute Prediction Error
 
April 12
Matthew Harding
Department of Economics, MIT
Evaluating Policy Counterfactuals in Voting Models with Aggregate Heterogeneity
Supplemental paper: Using a Laplace approximation to estimate the random coefficients logit model by non-linear least squares
 
April 19
Gerard van den Berg
Department of Economics, Free University of Amsterdam
An Economic Analysis of Exclusion Restrictions for Instrumental Variable Estimation
 
April 26
Brian Ripley
Department of Statistics, Oxford University
Visualization for classification and clustering
 
May 3
Ben Hansen
Department of Statistics, University of Michigan
Matching with prognosis scores: A new method of adjustment for comparative studies
 
 


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