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A Survey of Popular R Packages for Cluster Analysis

Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics
EducationSocial Sciences
2016English

Lajos Takács, 1924-2015

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A, (Statistics in Society)
EconomicsProbabilityUncertaintySocial SciencesStatisticsEconometrics
2016English

Social Policy Digest Online

Journal of Social Policy
ManagementMonitoringPublic AdministrationSocial WorkPolicyLawSocial Sciences
2013English

Proximity and the Evolution of Collaboration Networks: Evidence From Research and Development Projects Within the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Industry

Regional Studies
Social SciencesEnvironmental Science
2012English

Animating Geographies of Making: Embodied Slow Scholarship for Participant-Researchers of Maker Cultures and Material Work

Geography Compass
Earth-Surface ProcessesComputers in Earth SciencesAtmospheric ScienceWater ScienceTechnologySocial Sciences
2017English

Occupation Coding During the Interview

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A, (Statistics in Society)
EconomicsProbabilityUncertaintySocial SciencesStatisticsEconometrics
2017English

Tracking and Modelling Prices Using Web-Scraped Price Microdata: Towards Automated Daily Consumer Price Index Forecasting

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A, (Statistics in Society)
EconomicsProbabilityUncertaintySocial SciencesStatisticsEconometrics
2017English

Economic System and Welfare Regime Dynamics in Japan Since the Early 2000s – The Case of Occupational Pensions

Journal of Social Policy
ManagementMonitoringPublic AdministrationSocial WorkPolicyLawSocial Sciences
2011English

Peter Alcock (2016), Why We Need Welfare: Collective Action for the Common Good, Bristol: Policy Press, 14.99, 193 Pp, Pbk.

Journal of Social Policy
ManagementMonitoringPublic AdministrationSocial WorkPolicyLawSocial Sciences
2017English

Using Proxy Measures and Other Correlates of Survey Outcomes to Adjust for Non-Response: Examples From Multiple Surveys

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A, (Statistics in Society)
EconomicsProbabilityUncertaintySocial SciencesStatisticsEconometrics
2010English

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