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Christopher A Adolph
CS&SS 503
Seattle Campus
Theory and practice of likelihood inference. Topics covered include probability modeling, maximum likelihood estimation, models for binary responses, count models, sample selection, and basis time series analysis. Prerequisite: POL S 500; POL S 501. Offered: jointly with POL S 503.
Class description
This course continues the graduate sequence in quantitative political methodology, focused particularly on fitting, interpreting, and refining the linear regression model. Our agenda includes gaining familiarity with statistical programming via the popular R environment, developing clear and informative graphical representations of regression results, and understanding regression models in matrix form. More advanced topics will be covered as time and student interests permit.
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