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Academic Supervisor

Nartova, Nadezhda

Scientific Supervisor

Omelchenko, Elena L.

Co-head

Eritsyan, Ksenia

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St. Petersburg, Russia

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Delivered at:: Department of Sociology

Course type:: Elective course

When:: 1 year, 4 module

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Abstract

The course covers different types of regression modeling, including further insights into linear regression and diagnostics for linear models, binary, multinomial, ordered regression, models for count data, along with causal inference methods. Students are assumed to have basic knowledge of statistics and be familiar with several conventional statistical methods, most importantly linear regression, and with the R programming environment.

Master’s Programme 'Modern Social Analysis'

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17 Promyshlennaya Ulitsa, Room 226
St. Petersburg, Russia

Quantitative Data Analyses

Course Syllabus

Abstract

Master’s Programme 'Modern Social Analysis'

Contacts

17 Promyshlennaya Ulitsa, Room 226 St. Petersburg, Russia

Quantitative Data Analyses

Course Syllabus

Abstract

17 Promyshlennaya Ulitsa, Room 226
St. Petersburg, Russia