ABSTRACT. Bias formulae are derived for ecological regression estima-tors. These formulae are useful for determining the direction and mag-nitude of bias in estimation. It is shown that when group cohesion is higher in areas with higher concentrations of group members and when polarization is higher in more homogeneous areas, ecological regression estimates of polarization will tend to be biased upward. Both minority and majority cohesion rates will be overestimated, but the magnitude of the bias will be greater for the estimate of minority cohesion. Ecologi-cal regression estimators are also compared to alternative neighborhood estimation techniques. 1
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Statistical methods for ecological inference are advanced. The drawback of ecological inference at p...
Conservation and natural resource management challenges are as much social problems as biological on...
This chapter concerns data analysis techniques that assist the interpretation of community compositi...
Summary. Statistical methods of ecological analysis that attempt to reduce ecological bias are empir...
In order to assess the extent of the bias that exists in ecological correlations census data from th...
The focus of geographical studies in epidemiology has recently moved towards looking for effects of ...
We analyse a rather unique set of individual data on voting behaviour for an investiga-tion into the...
Drawing inferences about individual behavior from aggregate ecological data has been a persistent pr...
The present research adopts a data-driven approach to identify how characteristics of the environmen...
An ecological study is an observational epidemiological study which uses aggregated data instead of ...
The authors reply to Zax’s critique of the double-equation method for ecological regression and of t...
1. Conservation and natural resource management challenges are as much social problems as biological...
In social sciences we often have to do with aggregated data which pose both methodological and pract...
<p>Regression statistics for Species Abundance Distributions (SADs) along a continental Mean annual ...
BACKGROUND: As ecologic studies are often inexpensive to conduct, consideration of the magnitude and...
Statistical methods for ecological inference are advanced. The drawback of ecological inference at p...
Conservation and natural resource management challenges are as much social problems as biological on...
This chapter concerns data analysis techniques that assist the interpretation of community compositi...