Josh Errickson
Email: jerrick (at) umich.edu
I am a statistician at MPrOVE and a statistical consultant at IHPI.
Below you will find various resources I’ve created which may be useful.
Email: jerrick (at) umich.edu
I am a statistician at MPrOVE and a statistical consultant at IHPI.
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.
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
