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catalog contributor b11734507.
catalog contributor b11734508.
catalog created "c2000.".
catalog date "2000".
catalog date "c2000.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2000.".
catalog description "1 Zen and the Art of Policy Analysis: Substantively Weighted Analytical Techniques 1 -- 1.2 Sciences of the Artificial 2 -- 1.3 A Graphical Overview 3 -- 1.4 Heterogeneity Is Good 5 -- 1.5 Zen of Weighting 7 -- 1.6 Why Not Just Run Separate Regressions? 8 -- 1.7 Don't Throw Away Your Other Tools 10 -- 1.8 When Not to Use SWAT 10 -- 1.8.1 Case 1: No Residual Variation 11 -- 1.8.2 Case 2: When There Is a Clear Break Between Two Sets of Programs 11 -- 1.8.3 Case 3: An Incorrect Functional Form 12 -- 2 An Introduction to Substantively Weighted Least Squares 17 -- 2.2 Child Support Enforcement 18 -- 2.3 Original Study 19 -- 2.4 Regression Diagnostics 21 -- 2.5 Robust and Resistant Regression 24 -- 2.6 SWLS 27 -- 2.8 SWAT Versus Best Practices 34 -- 2.9 SWAT Versus L-Regression: A Methodological Interlude 35 -- 2.10 But So What? 36 -- 2.11 Addendum: Data Description".
catalog description "37 -- 3 Theory and Application of Generalized Substantively Reweighted Least Squares 41 -- 3.2 Distribution of the Jackknifed Residuals 43 -- 3.3 Relationship to the F Distribution 45 -- 3.4 Five Assumptions and a Warning 47 -- 3.5 Using the GSRLS Procedure 48 -- 3.7 SWAT Versus the Chow Test 55 -- 3.9 Addendum: Splus/R Code for SWAT 57 -- 4 Substantively Weighted Analytical Techniques for Successes and Failures: Swls and Gsrls 59 -- 4.2 Dataset 61 -- 4.2.1 Outcome Variable 61 -- 4.2.2 Explanatory Variables 61 -- 4.3 SWLS Findings 64 -- 4.4 GSRLS Results 71 -- 4.5 Differences Between SWLS and GSRLS 71 -- 5 Separating Excellent Agencies from the Good Ones: Pushing the Extremes of the Data Distribution 83 -- 5.2 An Education Production Function 85 -- 5.3 Linear Model Findings 85 -- 5.4 Pretty Good Agencies 86 -- 5.5 Super Agencies 89 -- 5.6 Lucky or Good? 90 -- 5.7".
catalog description "Addendum: Data Description 143 -- 8 Zen and the Practice: Some Final Remarks 147 -- 8.2 Secret Life of Residuals 148 -- 8.3 Weighting the Artificial 149 -- 8.4 Hypotheses 150 -- 8.5 If I Had a Hammer 151 -- 8.6 Final Word 152.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "What the Super Agencies Do Differently 92 -- 5.8 Extensions 96 -- 6 Weighting with an Exogenous Variable or with Two Exogenous Variables: Equity Versus Excellence in Organizations 99 -- 6.2 Theoretical Setting for the Study 100 -- 6.3 Educational Performance 101 -- 6.3.1 Outcome Variable 102 -- 6.3.2 Explanatory Variables 103 -- 6.4 Substantively Weighted Least Squares 104 -- 6.5 Findings 104 -- 6.6 Weighting in Two Dimensions 112 -- 6.7 Two-Dimensional Weights: An Illustration 113 -- 7 Swat in Pooled Analysis 119 -- 7.2 Zen and the Art of Pooling 120 -- 7.3 Full--and Then Some--Prison Blues 123 -- 7.4 Looking at the Data 125 -- 7.5 Applying SWAT to the Data 127 -- 7.5.1 A Note of Caution 130 -- 7.5.2 Winners: The Low Crime States 131 -- 7.5.3 Losers: High Crime States 134 -- 7.6 Path Dependence 138 -- 7.7 A Second Example: Educational Performance 138 -- 7.9".
catalog extent "157 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "What works.".
catalog identifier "0813397812 (verso)".
catalog identifier "0813397820 (cover)".
catalog isFormatOf "What works.".
catalog issued "2000".
catalog issued "c2000.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press,".
catalog relation "What works.".
catalog subject "H97 .M4455 2000".
catalog subject "Policy sciences Statistical methods.".
catalog subject "Policy sciences.".
catalog tableOfContents "1 Zen and the Art of Policy Analysis: Substantively Weighted Analytical Techniques 1 -- 1.2 Sciences of the Artificial 2 -- 1.3 A Graphical Overview 3 -- 1.4 Heterogeneity Is Good 5 -- 1.5 Zen of Weighting 7 -- 1.6 Why Not Just Run Separate Regressions? 8 -- 1.7 Don't Throw Away Your Other Tools 10 -- 1.8 When Not to Use SWAT 10 -- 1.8.1 Case 1: No Residual Variation 11 -- 1.8.2 Case 2: When There Is a Clear Break Between Two Sets of Programs 11 -- 1.8.3 Case 3: An Incorrect Functional Form 12 -- 2 An Introduction to Substantively Weighted Least Squares 17 -- 2.2 Child Support Enforcement 18 -- 2.3 Original Study 19 -- 2.4 Regression Diagnostics 21 -- 2.5 Robust and Resistant Regression 24 -- 2.6 SWLS 27 -- 2.8 SWAT Versus Best Practices 34 -- 2.9 SWAT Versus L-Regression: A Methodological Interlude 35 -- 2.10 But So What? 36 -- 2.11 Addendum: Data Description".
catalog tableOfContents "37 -- 3 Theory and Application of Generalized Substantively Reweighted Least Squares 41 -- 3.2 Distribution of the Jackknifed Residuals 43 -- 3.3 Relationship to the F Distribution 45 -- 3.4 Five Assumptions and a Warning 47 -- 3.5 Using the GSRLS Procedure 48 -- 3.7 SWAT Versus the Chow Test 55 -- 3.9 Addendum: Splus/R Code for SWAT 57 -- 4 Substantively Weighted Analytical Techniques for Successes and Failures: Swls and Gsrls 59 -- 4.2 Dataset 61 -- 4.2.1 Outcome Variable 61 -- 4.2.2 Explanatory Variables 61 -- 4.3 SWLS Findings 64 -- 4.4 GSRLS Results 71 -- 4.5 Differences Between SWLS and GSRLS 71 -- 5 Separating Excellent Agencies from the Good Ones: Pushing the Extremes of the Data Distribution 83 -- 5.2 An Education Production Function 85 -- 5.3 Linear Model Findings 85 -- 5.4 Pretty Good Agencies 86 -- 5.5 Super Agencies 89 -- 5.6 Lucky or Good? 90 -- 5.7".
catalog tableOfContents "Addendum: Data Description 143 -- 8 Zen and the Practice: Some Final Remarks 147 -- 8.2 Secret Life of Residuals 148 -- 8.3 Weighting the Artificial 149 -- 8.4 Hypotheses 150 -- 8.5 If I Had a Hammer 151 -- 8.6 Final Word 152.".
catalog tableOfContents "What the Super Agencies Do Differently 92 -- 5.8 Extensions 96 -- 6 Weighting with an Exogenous Variable or with Two Exogenous Variables: Equity Versus Excellence in Organizations 99 -- 6.2 Theoretical Setting for the Study 100 -- 6.3 Educational Performance 101 -- 6.3.1 Outcome Variable 102 -- 6.3.2 Explanatory Variables 103 -- 6.4 Substantively Weighted Least Squares 104 -- 6.5 Findings 104 -- 6.6 Weighting in Two Dimensions 112 -- 6.7 Two-Dimensional Weights: An Illustration 113 -- 7 Swat in Pooled Analysis 119 -- 7.2 Zen and the Art of Pooling 120 -- 7.3 Full--and Then Some--Prison Blues 123 -- 7.4 Looking at the Data 125 -- 7.5 Applying SWAT to the Data 127 -- 7.5.1 A Note of Caution 130 -- 7.5.2 Winners: The Low Crime States 131 -- 7.5.3 Losers: High Crime States 134 -- 7.6 Path Dependence 138 -- 7.7 A Second Example: Educational Performance 138 -- 7.9".
catalog title "What works : a new approach to program and policy analysis / Kenneth J. Meier, Jeff Gill.".
catalog type "text".