ICPSR course on Categorical Data Analysis
July 18-August 12, 2011 - University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
This is a four-week class on categorical data analysis as part of ICPSR's Summer Program. The class focuses on the basic regression models for binary, ordinal, nominal and count outcomes. A variety of practical methods for interpreting these nonlinear models are presented with a series of real-world examples. Model identification and estimation, statistical testing, and assessing fit are also illustrated. A major component of the course is using Stata to estimate and interpret the models. If you are not familiar with Stata, please see the document "Getting Started Using Stata" below.
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Lecture Notes: LRM | BRM | T&F | ORM | MNLM | Count
Assignments: Math Review | Brm P1 | BRM P2 | T&F | ORM | MNLM | Count
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