Making Your First GitHub R Project: Check out the Code Horizons blog, where Aaron Gullickson explains the benefits of using git for R projects and how to create your first repository using GitHub.
Survival Analysis with Paul Allison on November 1-29, 2021. This seminar covers both the theory and practice of statistical methods for event-time data. It will provide a thorough introduction to such topics as censoring, Kaplan-Meier estimation, Cox regression, discrete-time methods, competing risks, and repeated events.
Join Matthew Diemer, Professor at the University of Michigan in the Combined Program in Education & Psychology (CPEP) and in the Educational Studies program, on November 18-20 for Psychometrics.
Paul Smaldino, Associate Professor of Cognitive and Information Sciences and faculty in the Quantitative and Systems Biology graduate group at the University of California, Merced, will teach Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling on December 2-4.
New dates are being added weekly. Click here to see our current calendar.
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Multilevel Modeling:
A Second Course
Remote Seminar
Kristopher Preacher, Instructor
October 21-23
Instrumental Variables
Remote Seminar
Felix Elwert, Instructor
October 21-23
Regression Discontinuity Designs
Remote Seminar
Rocío Titiunik, Instructor
October 28-30
Longitudinal Data Analysis
Using R
Remote Seminar
Stephen Vaisey, Instructor
October 28-30
Survival Analysis
On Demand
Paul Allison, Instructor
November 1-29
Categorical Structural
Equation Modeling
Remote Seminar
Kevin Grimm, Instructor
November 4-6
Introduction to Structural
Equation Modeling
Remote Seminar
Paul Allison, Instructor
November 4-6
Introduction to Python for
Data Analysis*
Remote Seminar
Jason Anastasopoulos, Instructor
November 11-13
Introduction to Social
Network Analysis
Remote Seminar
John Skvoretz, Instructor
November 11-13
We have an exciting giveaway for members of the Statistical Horizons community! For the first time, you can now download a complimentary copy of Dr. Paul Allison’s Fixed Effects Regression Methods for Longitudinal Data
Using SAS here.
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Paul D. Allison, Ph.D., is President of Statistical Horizons and Professor Emeritus of the University of Pennsylvania. He has been offering short courses in statistics for over 30 years.
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