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Leeuw, Jan de 18 Hornik, Kurt 13 Zeileis, Achim 13 Hankin, Robin K. S. 10 Mair, Patrick 10 Marsaglia, George 10 King, Gary 8 Wickham, Hadley 8 Eddelbuettel, Dirk 7 Højsgaard, Søren 7 Handcock, Mark S. 6 Hilbe, Joseph 6 Lumley, Thomas 6 Sanchez, Juana 6 Valero-Mora, Pedro M. 6 Butts, Carter T. 5 Fox, John 5 Hunter, David R. 5 Michailides, George 5 Morris, Martina 5 Mullen, Katharine M. 5 Petzoldt, Thomas 5 Tabelow, Karsten 5 Tsang, Wai Wan 5 Altman, Micah 4 Bowman, Adrian 4 Cook, Dianne 4 Gramacy, Robert B. 4 Grün, Bettina 4 Hahsler, Michael 4 Leisch, Friedrich 4 Maindonald, John 4 Meyer, David 4 Oja, Hannu 4 Polzehl, Jörg 4 Sheng, Yanyan 4 Soetaert, Karline 4 Somerville, Paul N. 4 Stokkum, Ivo H. M. van 4 Tierney, Luke 4
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spectrino Software: Spectra Visualization and Preparation for R
Krastev, Theodor - In: Journal of Statistical Software 18 (2007) i10
spectrino is a spectra preparation software utility for the R language and environment for statistical computing. It is an operating-system specific tool, for use under Microsoft Windows, with specialized visualization, organization and preprocessing features for spectra. The software accepts...
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Bayesian Age-Period-Cohort Modeling and Prediction - BAMP
Schmid, Volker J.; Held, Leonhard - In: Journal of Statistical Software 21 (2007) i08
The software package BAMP provides a method of analyzing incidence or mortality data on the Lexis diagram, using a Bayesian version of an age-period-cohort model. A hierarchical model is assumed with a binomial model in the first-stage. As smoothing priors for the age, period and cohort...
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Estimating and Analyzing Demographic Models Using the popbio Package in R
Stubben, Chris; Milligan, Brook - In: Journal of Statistical Software 22 (2007) i11
A complete assessment of population growth and viability from field census data often requires complex data manipulations, statistical routines, mathematical tools, programming environments, and graphical capabilities. We therefore designed an R package called popbio to facilitate both the...
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Extended Rasch Modeling: The eRm Package for the Application of IRT Models in R
Mair, Patrick; Hatzinger, Reinhold - In: Journal of Statistical Software 20 (2007) i09
Item response theory models (IRT) are increasingly becoming established in social science research, particularly in the analysis of performance or attitudinal data in psychology, education, medicine, marketing and other fields where testing is relevant. We propose the R package eRm (extended...
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RAGE: A Java-implemented Visual Random Generator
Pérez, Carlos Javier; Schwibbe, Hansgeorg; Weidner, Petra - In: Journal of Statistical Software 17 (2007) i10
Carefully designed Java applications turn out to be efficient and platform independent tools that can compete well with classical implementations of statistical software. The project presented here is an example underlining this statement for random variate generation. An end-user application...
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boa: An R Package for MCMC Output Convergence Assessment and Posterior Inference
Smith, Brian J. - In: Journal of Statistical Software 21 (2007) i11
Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) is the most widely used method of estimating joint posterior distributions in Bayesian analysis. The idea of MCMC is to iteratively produce parameter values that are representative samples from the joint posterior. Unlike frequentist analysis where iterative model...
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Estimating the Multilevel Rasch Model: With the lme4 Package
Doran, Harold; Bates, Douglas; Bliese, Paul; Dowling, … - In: Journal of Statistical Software 20 (2007) i02
Traditional Rasch estimation of the item and student parameters via marginal maximum likelihood, joint maximum likelihood or conditional maximum likelihood, assume individuals in clustered settings are uncorrelated and items within a test that share a grouping structure are also uncorrelated....
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Using R-based VOStat as a Low-Resolution Spectrum Analysis Tool
Babu, Jogesh G.; Mahabal, Ashish - In: Journal of Statistical Software 18 (2007) i11
We describe here an online software suite VOStat written mainly for the Virtual Observatory, a novel structure in which astronomers share terabyte scale data. Written mostly in the public-domain statistical computing language and environment R, it can do a variety of statistical analysis on...
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Exact Conditional Inference for Two-way Randomized Bernoulli Experiments
Myers, James; Huang, Shih-Feng; Tsay, Jhishen - In: Journal of Statistical Software 21 (2007) c01
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Compensating for Missing Data from Longitudinal Studies Using WinBUGS
Carrigan, Gretchen; Barnett, Adrian G.; Dobson, Annette J. - In: Journal of Statistical Software 19 (2007) i07
Missing data is a common problem in survey based research. There are many packages that compensate for missing data but few can easily compensate for missing longitudinal data. WinBUGS compensates for missing data using multiple imputation, and is able to incorporate longitudinal structure using...
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