Matthias Studer
@matstud.bsky.social
Social Statistician, Phd in Socioeconomics, #lifecourse, #SequenceAnalysis, University of Geneva.
New article with Kevin Emery and André Berchtold:
A systematic comparison of methods (MICT-Timing) to impute missing longitudinal categorical data
Also propose new MICT-Timing algorihtm.
Methods suitable for #SequenceAnalysis and available in seqimpute #Rpackage
doi.org/10.1007/s111...
A systematic comparison of methods (MICT-Timing) to impute missing longitudinal categorical data
Also propose new MICT-Timing algorihtm.
Methods suitable for #SequenceAnalysis and available in seqimpute #Rpackage
doi.org/10.1007/s111...
January 13, 2025 at 12:27 PM
New article with Kevin Emery and André Berchtold:
A systematic comparison of methods (MICT-Timing) to impute missing longitudinal categorical data
Also propose new MICT-Timing algorihtm.
Methods suitable for #SequenceAnalysis and available in seqimpute #Rpackage
doi.org/10.1007/s111...
A systematic comparison of methods (MICT-Timing) to impute missing longitudinal categorical data
Also propose new MICT-Timing algorihtm.
Methods suitable for #SequenceAnalysis and available in seqimpute #Rpackage
doi.org/10.1007/s111...
We propose a new procedure to take sampling uncertainty based on bootstraps. In each bootstrap, a new typology and regression are estimated. The bootstrap estimates are then combined using a meta-analysis framework.
December 19, 2024 at 9:51 PM
We propose a new procedure to take sampling uncertainty based on bootstraps. In each bootstrap, a new typology and regression are estimated. The bootstrap estimates are then combined using a meta-analysis framework.