Research Afternoon: Dealing with Messy Data The `Dealing with Messy Data’ event is less about showcasing finalised projects and more about presenting an ongoing challenge to be discussed with the CfS group. It is hoped that joint discussion can potentially lead to collaboratively sought solutions to analytical challenges. Statisticians may wish to present methodology that may be relevant or interesting to the applied researchers who are tackling analytical challenges brought about by complex and imperfect data available for analysis. PROGRAMME 13:30 - 13:45: Welcome & Coffee 13:45 - 14:15: Christopher Barrie (Lecturer in Computational Sociology) Title: Machine Learning Models for the Measurement of Media Criticism 14:15 - 14:45: Orian Brook (Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy) Title: Brainstorming solutions to address missing data in the ONS Longitudinal Study 14:45 - 15:15: Coffee Break. 15:15 - 15:45: Roxanne Connelly (Senior Lecturer of Sociology and Quantitative Methods) Title: The challenge of calculating model fit statistics for logistic regression models using complex survey data 15:45 - 16:15: Ruth King (Thomas Bayes’ Chair of Statistics) Title: Multiple Systems Estimation: An Approach for Estimating Difficult to Observe Populations 16:15 – 16:30: Closing remarks and spill-over time (+ Group Photo). Invited talks are designed to be 15 min with 15 min Q&A and changeover. The full programme including titles and abstracts of talks can be found here: Document Messy Data Programme (889.64 KB / PDF) Organised by Natalia Bochkina, Valeria Skafida, Roxanne Connelly, Ozan Evkaya, Amanda Lenzi and Torben Sell. Mar 08 2023 13.30 - 16.30 Research Afternoon: Dealing with Messy Data To promote collaboration between the social science and statistics communities in Edinburgh, we are hosting a joint research afternoon between the Research Training Centre, QStep and the Centre for Statistics. Nucleus Building, Larch Lecture Theatre (NUC1.15)
Research Afternoon: Dealing with Messy Data The `Dealing with Messy Data’ event is less about showcasing finalised projects and more about presenting an ongoing challenge to be discussed with the CfS group. It is hoped that joint discussion can potentially lead to collaboratively sought solutions to analytical challenges. Statisticians may wish to present methodology that may be relevant or interesting to the applied researchers who are tackling analytical challenges brought about by complex and imperfect data available for analysis. PROGRAMME 13:30 - 13:45: Welcome & Coffee 13:45 - 14:15: Christopher Barrie (Lecturer in Computational Sociology) Title: Machine Learning Models for the Measurement of Media Criticism 14:15 - 14:45: Orian Brook (Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy) Title: Brainstorming solutions to address missing data in the ONS Longitudinal Study 14:45 - 15:15: Coffee Break. 15:15 - 15:45: Roxanne Connelly (Senior Lecturer of Sociology and Quantitative Methods) Title: The challenge of calculating model fit statistics for logistic regression models using complex survey data 15:45 - 16:15: Ruth King (Thomas Bayes’ Chair of Statistics) Title: Multiple Systems Estimation: An Approach for Estimating Difficult to Observe Populations 16:15 – 16:30: Closing remarks and spill-over time (+ Group Photo). Invited talks are designed to be 15 min with 15 min Q&A and changeover. The full programme including titles and abstracts of talks can be found here: Document Messy Data Programme (889.64 KB / PDF) Organised by Natalia Bochkina, Valeria Skafida, Roxanne Connelly, Ozan Evkaya, Amanda Lenzi and Torben Sell. Mar 08 2023 13.30 - 16.30 Research Afternoon: Dealing with Messy Data To promote collaboration between the social science and statistics communities in Edinburgh, we are hosting a joint research afternoon between the Research Training Centre, QStep and the Centre for Statistics. Nucleus Building, Larch Lecture Theatre (NUC1.15)
Mar 08 2023 13.30 - 16.30 Research Afternoon: Dealing with Messy Data To promote collaboration between the social science and statistics communities in Edinburgh, we are hosting a joint research afternoon between the Research Training Centre, QStep and the Centre for Statistics.
