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Measurement in Social Studies

Psychology/Sociology

How to establish the measurements on cognition, stressors and physiological function

The Data Analyst -- Interview Prep & Skills

Stats' Thought
Stats' Life

Data Analyst; Interview Preperation; Skills;

Factor Analysis applied in Multivariate Regression: Machine Learning's Perspective

Biostatistics
Machine Learning
PCA
EFA
Regression

FA vs. PCA; Conducting an Exploratory Factor Analysis Example; Factor Score; FA applied in Regression;

Exploratory / Confirmatory Factor Analysis?

Biostatistics
Psychology/Sociology
EFA
Model Fit Statistics

Correlation matrix; Exploratory Factor Analysis vs. Confirmatory Factor Analysis; Run An Example with Categorical Data in R (psych package);

Structural Equation Modeling: What Fun if We Cannot Run in Mplus

Biostatistics
Psychology/Sociology
SEM
Mplus
lavaan (R)
Model Fit Statistics

The introduction composed on Lecture Notes from authors: Michael Zyphur, Lesa Hoffman and Johnny Lin; Review of SEM; Read correlation/covariance matrix as input in Mplus & lavaan (R); Run SEM in Mplus & lavaan (R); Model fit indices

Basic Tools of Multivariate Matching

Biostatistics
Causal Inference
Tutorial
R

Observational study; Causal Inference; Matching; R

Series 8 - Ordinal Response & Probit Model

Biostatistics
Tutorial
R
Bayesian Methods
JAGS/Stan

How to fit an Ordinal Regression (unconditional/conditional) in Bayes Compare 2 groups

Series 7 -- Fitting a Logistic Regression in Bayes

Biostatistics
Tutorial
R
Bayesian Methods
JAGS/Stan

How to fit a Logistic Regression using Bayesian Methods The advantage of using Bayes to overcome the Separation in Logistic Regression

Series 6 -- ANOVA & ANCOVA

Biostatistics
Bayesian Methods
R
JAGS/Stan

A bit review ANOVA & ANCOVA in the Frequentist's view "ANOVA & ANCOVA" in Bayesian Context Contrast Comparison

Series 5 of 10 -- Introduction to Selection of Variables using Bayesian Approach

Biostatistics
R
Bayesian Methods
JAGS/Stan

Gently Introduce to Variable Selection using Bayesian Approach

Series 4 of 10 -- Fitting Linear Models - Multiple Regression

Biostatistics
R
Bayesian Methods
JAGS/Stan

Review a simple linear regression using Bayesian Methods How to fit a linear multiple regression (Stan) using Bayesian Methods Cases of significant/insignificant, correlated and collinear predictors Shrinkage Bayesian model with or without shrinkage, ridge regression and lasso regression: An example of SAT scores

Series 3 of 10 -- How to Compare Two Groups with Robust Bayesian Estimation

Biostatistics
Bayesian Methods
R
JAGS/Stan

4 years ago, the argument about the stop relying 100% on null hypothesis significance testing (NHST) which was the P-VALUE. A very appealing alternative to NHST is Bayesian statistics, which in itself contains many approaches to statistical inference. In this post, I provide an introductory and practical tutorial to Bayesian parameter estimation in the context of comparing two independent groups' data based on the adaption of UC's lecture and Kruschke's textbook (Chapter 16).

Series 2 of 10 -- MCMC for Estimation of Gaussian parameters

Biostatistics
Bayesian Methods
R
JAGS/Stan

Run MCMC on binomial model Gaussian distribution, one sample Hierarchical model, two groups of Gaussian observations

From Unconditional to Multivariate Bayesian Model Workshop -- Series 1 of 10 -- Gaussian vs Robust Estimation

Biostatistics
Bayesian Methods
R
JAGS/Stan

Fitting an unconditional model (without predictors) Robust estimates -- Gaussian vs. t-distribution

What could we do if Latent Profile Analysis (LPA) run not as expected? -- LPA of Chicago Neighborhoods

Biostatistics
Psychology/Sociology
Factor Analysis
Mclust
Mplus
Tutorial
Mapping

American Census Survey data - Chicago Neighborhood; Latent Profile Analysis: Gaussian Mixture modeling; Mclust package; Mplus; Exploratory Factor Analysis;

Selection bias

Causal Inference
DiagrammeR

Understanding: definition, examples; Applying in DAG; General solution;

Matching in R

Biostatistics
Causal Inference
Tutorial
R

Observational study; Causal Inference; Matching; R;

Metabolic Syndrome Prevalence across time using NHANES Data

Biostatistics
NHANES approach
R
ggplot2

How to correctly approach NHANES data to make estimates that are representative of the population Define Metabolic Syndrome based on ATP III Look at the MetS prevalence over time

Set up to run Mplus inside Rmarkdown

Biostatistics
Psychology/Sociology
Mplus
R
MplusAutomation
Tutorial

Mplus as a knitr engine in Rmarkdown MplusAutomation: a brief guide

A Note on 5-day Workshop on Mplus ~ Day 1

Biostatistics
Psychology/Sociology
Mplus
Pathway/Causal Graph

A Crash Course on Social Psychology Research from Michael Zyphur: Regression - Pathway analysis - Model fit Combination of using Mplus and R Drawing a pathway graph/causal graph using `DiagrammeR` package

Fitting a Simple Linear Regression in Bayesian Context

Biostatistics
Tutorial
R
Bayesian Methods
JAGS/Stan

How to fit a linear regression using Bayesian Methods Consider a Bayesian model fit as a remedial measures for influential case

Discriminant Analysis -- A Classification by Maximizing Class Separation

Machine Learning
R

An Gentle Introduction of Discriminant Analysis & Its Applicant

Machine Learning & Predictive Analytics

Biostatistics
Machine Learning

An Overview of Machine Learning & Predictive Analytics

Beta Distribution: an Intuitive Explanation

Biostatistics
Tutorial
Toolkit for Bayesian Methods

Intuitively explain the Beta Distribution and its applications.

Gamma Distribution: an Intuitive Explanation

Biostatistics
Tutorial
ggplot2
Toolkit for Bayesian Methods

Intuitively explain the Gamma Distribution and its applications.

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