Department of Statistics Papers

Parent: Department of Statistics, UCLA

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2rj412j3Mate with the two Bishops in Kriegspiel942935799.3%
2mk8r49vComparative Fit Indices in Structural Models5294824791.1%
583610fvA Generalized Definition of the Polychoric Correlation Coefficient4185136712.2%
7qp4604rThe Phi-coefficient, the Tetrachoric Correlation Coefficient, and the Pearson-Yule Debate3306126918.5%
6gv9n38cCausal Diagrams for Empirical Research30419211263.2%
87t603nsOn Statistical Criteria: Theory, History, and Applications256152415.9%
27s1d3h7Robust Statistical Modeling Using the t- Distribution2171239456.7%
53n4f34mBayesian networks212151977.1%
6cn677bxComparative Fit Indices in Structural Models211112005.2%
9q6553krObject Perception as Bayesian Inference1941722288.7%
7j01t5sfOn the Relation Between the Polychoric Correlation Coefficient and Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient1892516413.2%
24w7k7m1Mahalanobis' Distance Beyond Normal Distributions18571783.8%
8cs5815xVision as Bayesian Inference: Analysis by Synthesis?1776111634.5%
4bp1t13zDesigning Studies for Dose Response170111596.5%
0789f7d3The Gifi System for Nonlinear Multivariate Analysis1631491491.4%
490131xjThe Causal Foundations of Structural Equation Modeling1341211390.3%
3141h70cScaling Corrections for Statistics in Covariance Structure Analysis1321032978.0%
49m7794dA Comparison of Some Methodologies for the Factor Analysis of Non-Normal Likert Variables: A Note on the Size of the Model1261022481.0%
5f3177k0SOCRE: Statistics Online Computational Resource for Education12131182.5%
65z429wcAssessment and Propagation of Model Uncertainty113397434.5%
2cs5m2shA Primer on Robust Regression109743567.9%
45x689gqIdentifiability of Path-Specific Effects106159114.2%
05n729v1Homogeneity Analysis in R: The Package homals988908.2%
1gf0b3m7Simple and Canonical Correspondence Analysis Using the R Package anacor962942.1%
0zj8s368Statistical Assumptions as Empirical Commitments95643167.4%
0fd986xbInformation Theory and an Extension of the Maximum Likelihood Principle by Hirotogu Akaike89652473.0%
3mw1p0mbSlicing Regression: Dimension Reduction via Inverse Regression89771286.5%
9nh0d6wjProbabilities of Causation: Three Counterfactual Interpretations and their Identification89226724.7%
23c604tbA Scaled Difference Chi-square Test Statistic for Moment Structure Analysis85652076.5%
4q74x3frThe Foundations of Causal Inference847778.3%
84j7c2w5Regression with Missing X's: A Review84632175.0%
4x788631A Comparison of Maximum-Likelihood and Asymptotically Distribution-Free Methods of Treating Incomplete Non-Normal Data82671581.7%
06h5156tStatistical Software - Overview817748.6%
7n0494s4Generalized Varying-Coefficient Models80245630.0%
29w3z5b6Geometrical Aspects of Multiple Correspondence Analysis: Implications for the Coordinate Scaling Debate79621778.5%
9gg6r1ksA Naturally Arising Self-Correcting Point Process77126515.6%
7786134tStatistics and the Modern Student75561974.7%
99w4g31jTesting the Assumptions Underlying Tetrachoric Correlations75344145.3%
7wg0k7xqApplications of Convex Analysis to Multidimensional Scaling72393354.2%
8940b4k8Approximating the Distribution of Pareto Sums72531973.6%
48h6p1v7Vision as Bayesian Inference: Analysis by Synthesis?71432860.6%
7sw581hcSharp Quadratic Majorization in One Dimension711701.4%
7tn3p6jxCausal Diagrams71591283.1%
5qp645zmGraph Layout Techniques and Multidimensional Data Analysis706648.6%
3jq067x8Bounds on Treatment Effects from Studies with Imperfect Compliance69294042.0%
9z64v481Multidimensional Scaling Using Majorization: SMACOF in R68284041.2%
86n169xfWomen mathematicians in data-centric occupations (with a context)67422562.7%
8j29393dVariable Selection via Penalized Likelihood65392660.0%
9w56v25fQuantitative Analysis of Literary Styles65293644.6%
6q47s9r1Bayesian Analysis in Applications of Hierarchical Models: Issues and Methods64372757.8%

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