Professor: Jas Sekhon [homepage | e-mail]
GSI: Charlie Gibbons [homepage | e-mail]
Seminar: Mondays, 4-6
Location: Dwinelle 259Section: Wednesdays, 5-7
Location: Dwinelle 89My office hours: By appointment
Section is canceled on March 18.
See links added below.
My office hours are by appointment only. I am happy to meet with you, so feel free to e-mail me to schedule a time.
The location of the seminar has been changed to Dwinelle 259.
OLS, Matching, and Preprocessing: Models Versus Design
Doing the Two-Step from Heckman to Instrumental Variables
What's the Difference? Fixed Effects and Difference-in-Difference Approaches
Applying Selection Models and Fixed Effects to Incumbency Advantage: Levitt and Wolfram (1997)
Robust Standard Errors (see also the link to Freedman's paper below)
Non-Linear Models: A Logit Example
Randomization Inference: An Instrumental Variables Application
Time series bootstrap [code]
Cluster-robust covariance matrix help file
Randomization inference for IV [code]
Plotting balance statistics [code | data]
LaTeX implementation for Windows: TeXnicCenter
LaTeX implementation for Mac: MacTex
Phil Spector's LaTex guide
Introductory LaTeX example [LaTeX | PDF]
Graphics: From R to LaTex [R | LaTeX | PDF]
Here are my style files. They should be placed into your tex -> latex folder [standard document | Beamer presentation]
Andy Gelman on David Lee's incumbency advantage paper
Ken Train's Discrete Choice Methods course and textbook
Freedman, David A. 2006. On the So-Called Huber Sandwich Estimator and Robust Standard Errors. The American Statistician. 60(4): 299302. [ASA | pre-print]
Rocio Titiunik has taught this course in the past and her course pages should serve as an invaluable resource.
Notes on R: A Programming Environment for Data Analysis and Graphics
A cartoon from XKCD.com:
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