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Professor Brad Jones
Department of Political
Science
University of California
Lecture Slides
Applications of Some Multinomial Models (R and
Stata)
Stylized
Intro. to Duration Models (not technical)
Duration
Models I: Preliminaries/Kaplan Meier
Estimating
the Kaplan-Meier Function (R/Stata output)
Parametic,
Cox, and Discrete-Time Models for Duration Data
Illustrations
of Parametrics using Stata and R
(Non-pretty)
Slides for various Discrete Models
Illustrations
of Discrete Models (Stata code only for now)
(Non-Pretty)
Slides for Cox Model Residuals
Proportional
Hazards Property (with R and Stata illustrations)
Some Models for Repeating and Competing Events
R Script/Stata do files
R
Script to Replicate Some Models in "Order Matters"
Stata
do file to Replicate Some Models from "Order Matters." (Saved
as a plain text file)
Stata
do file to replicate results from Table 1 of 2005 Branton and Jones (Saved
as a plain text file. Note, original data were lost as was original do
files. I’ve reconstructed the
do files. They will work in
conjunction with data set below. Variable descriptions are in do file.)
R
Script to replicate models for count data
R
Script for Kaplan-Meier Estimates
R
Script for Parametric Models
Data Sets (Unless otherwise noted,
data are in Stata 9.2 format; R Script provides conversion code)
NES
data on affirmative action (used in "Order Matters")
NES
data on immigration attitudes (used in "Order Matters")
Fred
Boehmke's data from 2005 PRQ
Core
data file for 2005 AJPS (Branton and Jones) (Stata 9.2 data file. Note I lost original data and had
to reconstruct. I am
continuing the reconstruction phase but this is what I have thus far).
Aid to
African Americans dataset (aidaa.dta, Stata 9.2)
Some Papers
"Order
Matters(?): Alternatives to Conventional Practices for Ordinal Categorical
Response Variables
Presentation
Slides (with religious zeal) from UC-Davis Talk (2/9/07)