Statistical Modelling for Survey Analysis

Over the last decade there has been a notable change of emphasis in the statistical analysis of survey data.
  

Statistical Modelling for Survey Analysis

Richard DaviesCentre for Applied Statistics, Lancaster University

INTRODUCTION

Over the last decade there has been a notable change of emphasis in the statistical analysis of survey data. Increasingly, social science researchers are finding it informative to fit probability models to their data. A wide variety of such models are now used routinely including log linear models, survival models, discrete choice models, latent class models, multi-level models, and many others. These statistical modelling methods contrast strongly in their sophistication with the hypothesis testing and estimation of confidence intervals which once dominated social statistics...

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