Using Shiny to Teach Econometric Methods
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Shiny and Econometrics
Using Shiny to Engage with Econometric Models, 2021, Cambridge Elements: Quantitative and Computational Methods for Social Science, Cambridge University Press. {monograph abstract}
Interpreting Duration Models, the Redux
– “Getting Time Right: Using Cox Models and Probabilities to Interpret Binary Panel Data” (with Benjamin T. Jones) – working paper
– “Different Words, Same Song: Advice for Substantively Interpreting Duration Models” (with Benjamin T. Jones) – 2019, PS: Political Science & Politics {paper abstract}
– “mstatecox in Stata: A Package for Simulating Transition Probabilities from Semi-Parametric Multi-State Survival Models” (with Benjamin T. Jones) – 2018, Stata Journal {paper abstract}