Analyzing the 2016 Republican primary using a Tobit model / Michael Lee.
Sometimes political scientists analyze data where distinctions between data points are unobservable above or below a critical limit. In this case study, we will examine how to address the problems related to this kind of data (broadly known as censored data). The reader will be taken through an exam...
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