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Contents
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I. INVITED LECTURE
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J.
Hagenaars:
Latent variables in log-linear
models of repeated observations |
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II. DATA ANALYSIS AND STATISTICS
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K.
Košmelj and W.J. Krzanowski:
Effect of configuration
type on success of recovery for three multidimensional scaling methods |
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A.
Blejec:
Bezier curves: Simple smoothers
of noisy data |
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K.
Košmelj, D. Virant, and M. Jeran:
An optimization approach
to the problem of short reference year |
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L.
Smoljanović:
Intraclass and interclass
correlation coefficients with application |
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T.
Pogány:
Bandwidth estimation in the sampling
theorems |
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III. MODELING
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V.
Omladič:
Applications of interactive Markov
models in the dynamics of social systems |
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D.
Čepar, L. Gosar, and E. Uršič:
Natural population growth
models |
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V.
Vehovar:
Ecological inference and Slovene
voting data |
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IV. NETWORK ANALYSIS
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V.
Hlebec:
Recall versus recognition: Comparison
of the two alternative procedures for collecting social network
data |
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V.
Batagelj:
Centrality in social networks |
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A.
Ferligoj and V. Hlebec:
(In)sensitivity of centrality
measurements in social networks |
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V. APPLICATIONS OF CLUSTER ANALYSIS
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S.
Kropivnik et al:
Comparative studies methodology
– Clustering approaches (The case of motivation items in USA, Japan,
and Slovenia) |
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M.
Hafner - Fink:
Clustering methods in the context
of comparative analysis - Ideological consciousness of classes in
the former Yugoslavia |
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M.
Šircelj:
Regional differences of fertility
in Slovenia |
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V. GENERAL METHODOLOGY
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F.
Mali:
Problem and solutions of problem
in the funtional analysis of equivalence |
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