Office: 3555 Rackham (inside CSCAR suite)
Email: jerrick (at) umich.edu
I am a statistical consultant at CSCAR and an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Statistics at the University of Michigan.
Below you will find various resources I’ve created which may be useful.
My blog. I mostly use it as an external memory, cataloging coding or statistical issues that I want to be able to recall later.
Me on Codeberg and GitHub. My dotfiles.
propertee
[Github]
enables flexible direct adjustment with design-informed standard
errors and optional prior covariance adjustment.
rlemon
[Github,
CRAN]
providing an R interface to the
LEMON graph library.
rrelaxiv
[Github]
providing an R interface to the
RELAX-IV algorithm for solving the min cost flow problem.
howManyImputations
[Github,
CRAN]
an implementation of
von Hippel (2018)’s method to
estimate how many imputations are needed in multiple imputation.
A page of my Stata packages, including angelhair, ranefplot, and kublakhan.
Statistical Notes: Documents discussing various statistical topics.
Useful References: A collection of papers that may be useful citations.
Stata SEM Examples: A simple list to all the various Stata SEM Examples manual.
Workshops: Notes for workshops I have given.
Marginal Effects: A document on using marginal effects (marginal means and marginal slopes) to improve interpretation of regression coefficients, especially in the presence of an interaction. Presents as a Rosetta stone for Stata’s margins command and several R packages.
MacRoller, an open source macOS app that allows quick dice rolls (e.g. 2d6+1) from the menu bar.
Misc. Code & Software: Bits and bobs that are probably useful to almost nobody, about topics like Linux or Emacs.
This work is licensed under
CC BY-NC 4.0
