Matthias Studer – Sequence Analysis
24. August 2017 | Marta Dobrijevic | 2 Kommentare |
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Summer School 2017
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- Thank you, Instructors, Staff, Students 2017-08-28
- Friday – Karel Neels – Event-History Lab 2017-08-25
- Friday morning coffee break 2017-08-25
- Friday – Hill Kulu – Event-History Models 2017-08-25
- Program Friday 2017-08-24
- Matthias Studer – Sequence Analysis 2017-08-24
- Zürich City Tour – Wednesday Evening 2017-08-24
- Program Thursday 2017-08-24
- Bruno Arpino, Michael Shanahan and Ross Macmillan 2017-08-23
- Causal Analysis and Lab with Bruno Arpino 2017-08-23
- Day 3 of Summer School 2017-08-23
- Program Wednesday 2017-08-23
- A special ‘Danke sehr” to our instructors 2017-08-22
- Day 2 of Summer School 2017-08-22
- One of todays speakers – Dimitri Mortelmans 2017-08-22
- Program Tuesday 2017-08-22
- Group Photo 2017-08-21
- Welcome 2017-08-21
- Notebook 2017-08-21
- Program Monday 2017-08-20
- Schwizerdütsch 2017-08-20
- Rooms 2017-08-17
- Start 2017-08-17
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1 Agnete Aslaug Kjaer // Aug 25, 2017 at 9:01 AM
Great introduction to Sequence Analysis yesterday! Thanks to Matthias Studer for walking us through the essentials of visualization, clustering and interpretation in a very clear manner. I especially liked the hands-on exercises – this will be very useful for my own research on life course and ageing.
Looking forward to Event History Analysis today, which will be the last day of an amazing and productive summer school with great folks!
2 Alexander Dicks // Aug 25, 2017 at 9:57 AM
My personal highlight of the week. Thanks to Matthias who had great patience with my questions!
Alexander Dicks
PhD candidate, Maastricht University