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[gov2001-l] learning loess

by king＠harvard.edu

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[gov2001-l] question from matching notes

by keith.schnakenberg＠gmail.com

Hello former classmates, At the end of the notes from the matching lecture, There are two graphics (one related to Carpenter's article on FDA drug approval and the other related to Koch's 2002 article on woman legislators) in which someone estimates the ATT for some treatment across a whole bunch of model specifications and plots them. Is there an available software package that performs this type of analysis? I have replicated a model in which 0% of counterfactuals are in the convex hull, and I'd like some way to visually demonstrate if/how results change across different model specifications. Since it looks like I cannot remove extrapolation and still have observations left, I thought this type of analysis would demonstrate my point. If somebody has a better suggestion, I would be interested in that too. Thanks, Keith Schnakenberg p.s. Is it still okay to use this list now that the class is over? If not, feel free to email me privately. ____________________________ Keith Schnakenberg MA Student Department of Political Science San Diego State University keith.schnakenberg at gmail.com ____________________________

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[gov2001-l] [Fwd: Quantitative Research Methods Instructor--DO NOT NEED PHd]

by king＠harvard.edu

here's an update. Gary --- http://gking.harvard.edu -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Quantitative Research Methods Instructor--DO NOT NEED PHd Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:14:58 -0400 From: Christine Rossell <crossell at bu.edu> To: 'Gary King' <king at harvard.edu> The Assistant Dean has agreed that the instructor no longer needs a Ph.D. Would you please circulate this again with this new info? Thank you. *_PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR NEEDED_* *FOR 3 HOUR REQUIRED GRADUATE SEMINAR, BOSTON UNIVERSITY POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT* *GRS PO 841 Quantitative Research Methods* Quantitative research methods and designs used in political analysis and policy evaluation. Students gain a basic knowledge of research design, research issues, data file construction, multiple regression analysis, time series cross-sections, and logistic analysis using Stata and graphical presentation of data with Stata and Excel. *TIME PERIOD: FALL 2008 (SEPT. 2-DEC. 11)* *DAY AND TIME NEGOTIABLE* M.A. or ABD. (PhD NOT REQUIRED) *SALARY: $6,500 * ** *Please contact Prof. Christine Rossell, tel: 617-566-7419 or crossell at bu.edu <mailto:crossell at bu.edu> (Chair of Search Committee)* ** Also attached is the syllabus for last fall. The instructor may of course deviate from this. I normally teach this course, but I will be on sabbatical for the fall. THIS IS A GRADUATE SEMINAR, BUT THE INSTRUCTOR DOES NOT NEED A PHD IF THEY ARE FROM OUTSIDE BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Thank you your help. Christine Rossell Professor and Director of Graduate Studies Room 202, 232 Bay State Road Boston University Boston, MA 02215 Tel: 617-353-2776; Fax: 617-353-5508

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