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Here is where I’ll be posting “notes” of varying length that dig into topics in causal inference, machine learning, statistical computation, and other areas I find interesting or useful.
These are slides prepared as part of TAing STATS 420 Causal Inference in Social Science Practice. Note that much of the material draws heavily from the sources listed at the beginning of each slide deck. These slides were created for teaching purposes only.
This note provides an overview of experimental design including key principles, basic statistics, parametric hypothesis testing, ANOVA, randomization tests, and factorial designs. Link
This note provides an overview of foundational ideas in causal inference. I discuss potential outcomes, target causal estimands, the structural causal model, DAGs, Twin Networks, SWIGs, and the adjustment criterion. Link
This note covers how I approach data exploration using tools in R. The focus is on exploring a dataset starting from zero. Link