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o        Problem Set 1

o        Problem Set 1: Solution Set using GAUSS

o        Problem Set 1: Solution Set (Binomial, individual level data) using EXCEL

o        Problem Set 1: Solution Set (Binomial, grouped data) using EXCEL

o        Problem Set 1: Solution Set (Poisson likelihood) using EXCEL

o        Problem Set 1: Solution Set (Normal likelihood) using EXCEL

o        Problem Set 2  

o        Problem Set 3  

o        Problem Set 4  

o        Problem Set 5  

o        First Midterm  

o        Problem Set 6  

o        Problem Set 7  

o        Problem Set 8  

o        Problem Set 9  

o        Problem Set 10  

o        Second Midterm  

 

·        Lecture Notes

o        Week 1: Maximum Likelihood for the Masses

o        Week 2: Sampling Distributions

o        Week 3: MLE and Linear Regression

o        Week 4: MLE details

o        Week 5: Binary Response Models

o        Week 7: Truncation and Censoring

o        Week 10: Covariance Algebra

o        Week 11: Instrumental Variables Regression

o        Week 13: Panel Data

 

 

·        Gauss Primer Links

Links to Primers Aplenty

·        Instructional Examples

o        Regression Analysis Handouts

o        Instrumental Variables Example Handout 1

o        Instrumental Variables Example Handout 2

o        Instrumental Variables Example: SPSS Syntax

o        Mathematica Does Calculus For You: INPUT

o        Mathematica Does Calculus For You: OUTPUT

o        Mathematica Does MLE

o        Illustration: Consistency of OLS

·  Perils of Causal Models

·  Measurement Error: Consequences and Correctives

·  2SLS Practicum: Campaign Finance

·  Data for Campaign Finance Example

o        Linear Algebra Basics

o        Linear Algebra: Regression

o        Monte Carlo Simulation

o        Bootstrapping and Simulation

o        Optimization procedure

o        Optimization Example:  Example with Binomial Data   

o        Newton-Rapheson Spreadsheet Example: Binomial Data 

o        Optimization Example: Binomial Data, with Logit and Probit

o        Optimization Example: Logistic Regression Monte Carlo

o        Optimization Example: Probit Monte Carlo

o        Optimization Example: Probit Monte Carlo with Index Variable Specification

o        Optimization Example: Logistic Regression with Grouped Data

o        Optimization Example: Logistic Regression with Individual Data

o        Optimization Example: Logistic Regression Monte Carlo with Random Effects

o        How Omitting Uncorrelated Variables Biases Logistic Regression

o        Graph: moving from Log-odds to Percentages

o        Spreadsheet: moving from logit, ordered logit, and multinomial logit to percentages

o        Optimization Example: Least Squares Regression

o        Optimization by means of a Grid Search: Nonlinear Least Squares Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Normal Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Normal Nonlinear Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Heteroskedastic Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Heteroskedastic Regression using Infant Mortality in Africa

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Heteroskedastic Regression using Infant Mortality: line search

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Truncated Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for Censored Regression

o        Optimization Example: MLE for binary data: Hamden turnout example

o        Optimization Example: MLE for binary data: Hamden data

o        Alternative methods of calculating regression estimates and standard errors

o        Alternative computational approaches to weighted least squares

o        Logistic regression

o        Simulating Poisson Random Variables

o        Simulating Poisson Regression

o        Poisson regression: Supreme Court appointments

o        Poisson regression: Hate Crime Data from NYC

o        Poisson regression: Analysis using Hate Crime Data from NYC

o        Comparing Poisson and Negative Binomial Distributions

o        Simulating Negative Binomial I Regression with Constant Dispersion

o        Simulating Negative Binomial II Regression with Mean-Related Dispersion

o        Negative Binomial Regression with Constant Overdispersion: Hate Crime Data

o        Negative Binomial Regression with Overdispersion Proportional to the Mean: Hate Crime Data

o        Stata Dataset: Hate Crime Data from NYC

o        Normal-Exponential regression: Analysis using Hate Crime Data from NYC

o        Ordered and Unordered Logistic Regression

o        Simulating Panel Data: Pooled TSCS OLS vs. Fixed Effects

o        Simulating Panel Data: Pooled TSCS Random Effects vs. Fixed Effects

o        Simulating Panel Data: Random Effects vs. Fixed Effects: Bias in RE when intercepts are correlated with X

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Example 14.1: Stata Data File

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Example 14.1: Stata Do File

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Example 14.1: Gauss Data File

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Example 14.1: Gauss Program

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Table 13-2: Stata Data File

o        Analysis of Panel Data: Greene’s Table 13-2: Stata Do File

o        Simulating Time-Series Data: Eviews

o        Spatial/temporal Autocorrelation Models: Simulation and ML Estimation

o        MLE vs. method of moments example

o        Introduction to LISREL: Example 1

o        Introduction to LISREL: Example 2

o        Introduction to LISREL: Example 3

o        Introduction to LISREL: Example 4

o        Introduction to LISREL: Example 5

o        Introduction to LISREL: Mood Study 2: Random Error

o        Introduction to LISREL: Mood Study 2: Nonrandom Error

o        Introduction to LISREL: Hispanics: Random Error

o        Introduction to LISREL: Hispanics: Nonrandom Error

o        How Multiple Measures Enhance the Robustness of Lisrel Models

o        GAUSS does LISREL

o        Checking Model Identification Using LISREL

o        Illustration of reciprocal causation: Excel

o        Some helpful links: meta analysis

o        Some helpful links: robust regression

 

 



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