“How many imputations do you need?” – Guest blogger, Paul von Hippel, presents a new formula for determining how many imputed data sets are needed for multiple imputation. The method is implemented in packages for Stata, SAS, and R.
Check out our Fall 2019 seminar schedule!
Social Networks: Statistical Approaches, a survey of statistical methods for analyzing social network data, taught by John Skvoretz on November 15-16.
Regression Discontinuity Designs, which focuses on methods for the analysis and interpretation of Regression Discontinuity (RD) designs, taught by Rocío Titiunik on December 6-7.
Join us for the first seminars of the new year in Florida on January 31-February 1:
• Introduction to Structural Equation
Modeling taught by Paul Allison
• Machine Learning taught by Kevin Grimm
Paul Allison will teach back-to-back seminars from February 18-21 in San Diego; register for both to get a discount.
• Survival Analysis
• Longitudinal Data Analysis Using Stata
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Intensive Longitudinal Methods
Donald Hedeker, Instructor
November 15-16, Philadelphia
Social Networks: Statistical Approaches
John Skvoretz, Instructor
November 15-16, Philadelphia
Latent Class Analysis
Stephanie Lanza and
Bethany Bray, Instructors
December 6-7, Philadelphia
Regression Discontinuity Designs
Rocio Titiunik, Instructor
December 6-7, Philadelphia
Missing Data Online
Paul Allison, Instructor
December 6-January 3
Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling
Paul Allison, Instructor
January 31-February 1, Ft. Myers
Early registration deadline is January 3
Machine Learning
Kevin Grimm, Instructor
January 31-February 1, Ft. Myers
Early registration deadline is January 3
Survival Analysis
Paul Allison, Instructor
February 18-19, San Diego
Early registration deadline is January 21
Longitudinal Data Analysis Using Stata
Paul Allison, Instructor
February 20-21, San Diego
Early registration deadline is January 21
One of our senior instructors would be happy to talk with you (by email or phone) about finding the best fit for your background, interests and needs. Email us at info@statisticalhorizons.com to set up your recommendation session.
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Paul D. Allison, Ph.D., is President of Statistical Horizons and Emeritus Professor of the University of Pennsylvania. He has been offering short courses in statistics for over 30 years.
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