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Tag Archives: Stats
Rare Events, Bias Corrected Logistic Regression, etc.
I’m copying this to the blog so I can assemble answers here. I expect this could be interesting. Dear R-sig-mixed: I was struck today by the way the Internet has accelerated research. At one time, it might have taken a … Continue reading
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Mplus File transfer utility
Don’t Forget to try: N2Mplus Can convert Excel and SPSS -> Mplus. http://www.danielsoper.com/n2mplus/default.aspx
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Subversion and my course notes/hanouts
I’ve started an SVN archive where I’m going to be putting my source code for handouts and lectures, so if you want the LyX or R files for that stuff, you can have it. But you need to sign up … Continue reading
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