Conference Program day 2: Wednesday April 10
Room: Kerkzaal
09:00 | Doors open |
09:30 | Keynote 3: Paul Bürkner Bayesian Multilevel Modeling with brms and Stan. |
10:00 | Bill Browne Developing a statistical analysis assistant for Small Area Estimation in StatJR. |
10:20 | John Hendrickx Using R to Evaluate Collinearity in Mixed Models. |
10:40 | Coffee and Tea Break |
11:00 | Hawjeng Chiou Detecting Effects of Age, Period and Cohort on Growth Trajectory using Multilevel Modeling: Examination of Wage Trajectory of 1999-2016 in Taiwan. |
11:20 | Marielle Zondervan-Zwijnenburg Testing replication of structural equation models. |
11:40 | Justine Loncke The social relations model for count data: To Bayes or not to Bayes. |
12:00 | Jean-Paul Fox Bayesian Covariance Structure Modelling. A novel method for multilevel data demonstrated with simulation and real data studies. |
12:20 | Lunch |
Young Researcher Award nominees | |
13:20 | Wouter Smink Assessing Individual Change Processes Bayesian Covariance Structure Modelling for negative associations among patients with personalized treatments. |
13:40 | Tessa Johnson Modeling Student Mobility Using Hierarchical Networks. |
14:00 | Fien Gistelinck Modeling longitudinal dyadic data in the SEM framework. |
14:20 | Coffee and Tea Break |
14:40 | Yi Feng Variability as an Outcome Variable: Using Multilevel SEM to Model Lower-level Random Effect Variance as Higher-level Latent Variables. |
15:00 | Wendy Harrison Multilevel latent class (MLC) modelling of simulated upper-level causal effects in observational data. |
15:20 | Sarah Chadwick Experimental design for multi-level data: Improving our approach to power analysis using Monte Carlo simulation-based parameter recovery estimation. |
15:40 | PhD-award ceremony |
16:00 | End of day 2 |