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December 2023, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 2188056-2188056 A Statistical Understanding of Disability in the LGBT Community
by Chris R. Surfus - 2188062-2188062 What Protects the Autonomy of the Federal Statistical Agencies? An Assessment of the Procedures in Place to Protect the Independence and Objectivity of Official U.S. Statistics
by Constance F. Citro & Jonathan Auerbach & Katherine Smith Evans & Erica L. Groshen & J. Steven Landefeld & Jeri Mulrow & Thomas Petska & Steve Pierson & Nancy Potok & Charles J. Rothwell & John Thompson & James L. Woodworth & Edward Wu - 2188069-2188069 Comments on: A Re-analysis of Repeatability and Reproducibility in the Ames-USDOE-FBI Study, by Dorfman and Valliant
by Max D. Morris - 2190008-2190008 The Effect of COVID-19 Vaccinations on Self-Reported Depression and Anxiety During February 2021
by Max Rubinstein & Amelia Haviland & Joshua Breslau - 2190368-2190368 Prevalence and Propagation of Fake News
by Banafsheh Behzad & Bhavana Bheem & Daniela Elizondo & Susan Martonosi - 2199809-2199809 The Polls and the U.S. Presidential Election in 2020 …. and 2024
by Arnold Barnett & Arnaud Sarfati - 2216748-2216748 Shining a Light on Forensic Black-Box Studies
by Kori Khan & Alicia L. Carriquiry - 2218448-2218448 A Bayesian Spatio-temporal Model to Optimize Allocation of Buprenorphine in North Carolina
by Qianyu Dong & David Kline & Staci A. Hepler - 2221314-2221314 Is Autonomy Possible and Is It a Good Thing?
by Hermann Habermann & Thomas A. Louis & Franklin Reeder - 2221320-2221320 Comment on “What Protects the Autonomy of the Federal Statistical Agencies? An Assessment of the Procedures in Place That Protect the Independence and Objectivity of Official Statistics” by Pierson et al
by Wayne Smith - 2221324-2221324 The Autonomy Gap: Response to Citro et al. and the statistical community
by Claire McKay Bowen - 2239306-2239306 Three-Way ROCs for Forensic Decision Making
by Nicholas Scurich & Richard S. John - 2244026-2244026 Discussion of “What Protects the Autonomy of the Federal Statistical Agencies? An Assessment of the Procedures in Place to Protect the Independence and Objectivity of Official U.S. Statistics” by Citro et al. (2023)
by Michael Cohen
December 2022, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-7 Reconciling Evaluations of the Millennium Villages Project
by Andrew Gelman & Shira Mitchell & Jeffrey Sachs & Sonia Sachs - 8-19 Estimating Local Prevalence of Obesity Via Survey Under Cost Constraints: Stratifying ZCTAs in Virginia’s Thomas Jefferson Health District
by Benjamin J. Lobo & Denise E. Bonds & Karen Kafadar - 20-25 Graphical Measures Summarizing the Inequality of Income of Two Groups
by Joshua Landon & Joseph Gastwirth - 26-48 A Causal Framework for Observational Studies of Discrimination
by Johann Gaebler & William Cai & Guillaume Basse & Ravi Shroff & Sharad Goel & Jennifer Hill - 49-57 Wartime Fatalities in the Nuclear Era
by Lauren Ice & James Scouras & Edward Toton - 58-66 NAICS Code Prediction Using Supervised Methods
by Christine Oehlert & Evan Schulz & Anne Parker - 67-73 A Misuse of Statistical Reasoning: The Statistical Arguments Offered by Texas to the Supreme Court in an Attempt to Overturn the Results of the 2020 Election
by Weiwen Miao & Qing Pan & Joseph L. Gastwirth - 74-84 Observational Study of the Effect of the Juvenile Stay-At-Home Order on SARS-CoV-2 Infection Spread in Saline County, Arkansas
by Neil Hwang & Shirshendu Chatterjee & Yanming Di & Sharmodeep Bhattacharyya - 85-96 Policy Implications of Statistical Estimates: A General Bayesian Decision-Theoretic Model for Binary Outcomes
by Akisato Suzuki - 97-109 Changes in Crime Rates during the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Mikaela Meyer & Ahmed Hassafy & Gina Lewis & Prasun Shrestha & Amelia M. Haviland & Daniel S. Nagin - 110-121 Rethinking the Funding Line at the Swiss National Science Foundation: Bayesian Ranking and Lottery
by Rachel Heyard & Manuela Ott & Georgia Salanti & Matthias Egger - 122-135 Financial Literacy and Perceived Economic Outcomes
by David Puelz & Robert Puelz - 136-148 Mathematical Analysis of Redistricting in Utah
by Annika King & Jacob Murri & Jake Callahan & Adrienne Russell & Tyler J. Jarvis - 149-162 Signal Weighted Teacher Value-Added Models
by Edward J. Kim - 163-174 Marginal Structural Models to Estimate Causal Effects of Right-to-Carry Laws on Crime
by Willem M. Van Der Wal - 175-184 A Re-Analysis of Repeatability and Reproducibility in the Ames-USDOE-FBI Study
by Alan H. Dorfman & Richard Valliant
January 2021, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-8 Analyzing the Impacts of Public Policy on COVID-19 Transmission: A Case Study of the Role of Model and Dataset Selection Using Data from Indiana
by George Mohler & Martin B. Short & Frederic Schoenberg & Daniel Sledge - 9-17 Hypothesis-based Acceptance Sampling for Modules F and F1 of the European Measuring Instruments Directive
by Katy Klauenberg & Cord A. Müller & Clemens Elster - 18-41 Does Voting by Mail Increase Fraud? Estimating the Change in Reported Voter Fraud When States Switch to Elections By Mail
by Jonathan Auerbach & Steve Pierson - 42-52 Optimal Matching for Observational Studies That Integrate Quantitative and Qualitative Research
by Ruoqi Yu & Dylan S. Small & David Harding & José Aveldanes & Paul R. Rosenbaum - 53-66 The Contagion of Mass Shootings: The Interdependence of Large-Scale Massacres and Mass Media Coverage
by James Alan Fox & Nathan E. Sanders & Emma E. Fridel & Grant Duwe & Michael Rocque - 67-72 Failure and Success in Political Polling and Election Forecasting
by Andrew Gelman - 73-79 Statisticians Engage in Gun Violence Research
by Greg Ridgeway & James L. Rosenberger & Lingzhou Xue
January 2020, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-8 Statistical Procedures for Assessing the Need for an Affirmative Action Plan: A Reanalysis of Shea v. Kerry
by Qing Pan & Weiwen Miao & Joseph L. Gastwirth - 9-18 On Racial Disparities in Recent Fatal Police Shootings
by Lucas Mentch - 19-29 Optimal Legislative County Clustering in North Carolina
by Daniel Carter & Zach Hunter & Dan Teague & Gregory Herschlag & Jonathan Mattingly - 30-38 Quantifying Gerrymandering in North Carolina
by Gregory Herschlag & Han Sung Kang & Justin Luo & Christy Vaughn Graves & Sachet Bangia & Robert Ravier & Jonathan C. Mattingly - 39-51 Mathematics of Nested Districts: The Case of Alaska
by Sophia Caldera & Daryl DeFord & Moon Duchin & Samuel C. Gutekunst & Cara Nix - 52-68 The Essential Role of Empirical Validation in Legislative Redistricting Simulation
by Benjamin Fifield & Kosuke Imai & Jun Kawahara & Christopher T. Kenny - 69-86 A Computational Approach to Measuring Vote Elasticity and Competitiveness
by Daryl DeFord & Moon Duchin & Justin Solomon - 87-100 Who Is My Neighbor? The Spatial Efficiency of Partisanship
by Nicholas Eubank & Jonathan Rodden - 101-114 Separating Effect From Significance in Markov Chain Tests
by Maria Chikina & Alan Frieze & Jonathan C. Mattingly & Wesley Pegden
January 2019, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-13 Bayesian Estimation of MSM Population Size in Côte d’Ivoire
by Abhirup Datta & Wenyi Lin & Amrita Rao & Daouda Diouf & Abo Kouame & Jessie K. Edwards & Le Bao & Thomas A. Louis & Stefan Baral - 14-23 Global Zoning and Exchangeability of Field Trial Residues Between Zones: Are There Systematic Differences in Pesticide Residues Across Geographies?
by James Nguyen & Carmen Tiu & Jane Stewart & David Miller - 24-35 Patterns of Pediatric Cancers in Florida: 2000–2015
by Raid W. Amin & Alexander Bohnert & David Banks - 36-43 EPA is Mandating the Normal Distribution
by Steven P. Millard - 44-49 Understanding Significance Tests From a Non-Mixing Markov Chain for Partisan Gerrymandering Claims
by Wendy K. Tam Cho & Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo - 50-53 Understanding Our Markov Chain Significance Test: A Reply to Cho and Rubinstein-Salzedo
by Maria Chikina & Alan Frieze & Wesley Pegden - 54-54 Rejoinder to “Understanding our Markov Chain Significance Test”
by Wendy K. Tam Cho & Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo - 55-66 A Bayesian Difference-in-Difference Framework for the Impact of Primary Care Redesign on Diabetes Outcomes
by James Normington & Eric Lock & Caroline Carlin & Kevin Peterson & Bradley Carlin - 67-79 Statistics, Probability, and a Failed Conservation Policy
by Michael D. Collins - 80-86 Classifying Hate Speech Using a Two-Layer Model
by Yiwen Tang & Nicole Dalzell - 87-97 An Alternative to the Carnegie Classifications: Identifying Similar Doctoral Institutions With Structural Equation Models and Clustering
by Paul Harmon & Sarah McKnight & Laura Hildreth & Ian Godwin & Mark Greenwood - 98-106 Cost-Benefit Analysis of Discretionary Wars
by Diane Hu & Andrew Cooper & Neel Desai & Sophie Guo & Steven Shi & David Banks - 107-121 Discretionary Wars, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and the Rashomon Effect: Searching for an Analytical Engine for Avoiding War
by Jonathan Ratner - 122-123 Response to “Discretionary Wars, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and the Rashomon Effect”
by David Banks