Applied Social Statistics
Core applied statistics sequence covering regression, inference, simulation, causal inference, prediction, and modern statistical workflow.
Core applied statistics sequence covering regression, inference, simulation, causal inference, prediction, and modern statistical workflow.
Graduate course on machine learning for policy analysis.
Freshman Scholars Institute course on visualizing data, with Brandon M. Stewart as course head.
Graduate methods camp for incoming Princeton Sociology students.
Advanced social statistics course with materials on modeling, inference, missing data, causal inference, regularization, and research design.
Courses on using machine learning for social data, with attention to prediction, measurement, interpretation, and social-science applications.
Statistical text analysis for the social sciences, emphasizing measurement, validation, topic models, supervised learning, and substantive interpretation.
Course materials for studying poverty, inequality, and social mobility across American contexts.
Presentations, readings, and discussion materials from the Sociology Statistics Reading Group.