A Solution to the Ecological Inference Problem

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A Solution to the Ecological Inference Problem is a influential methodological book by political scientist Gary King that introduces statistical techniques for inferring individual-level behavior from aggregate data.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
methodological work
academicDiscipline quantitative political science
academicStatus influential methodological book
addressesProblem identification issues in ecological inference
uncertainty quantification in ecological estimates
aim to infer individual-level relationships from aggregate data
to reduce bias from ecological fallacy
appliesTo aggregate demographic data
census data
election returns
author Gary King
field political science
statistics
genre academic book
methods textbook
hasImpactOn design of empirical research in political science
interpretation of aggregate election data
influencedDiscipline electoral studies
political methodology
social science statistics
intendedAudience applied statisticians
political methodologists
social scientists
language English
mainSubject aggregate data analysis
ecological inference
individual-level behavior inference
methodologicalApproach model-based ecological inference
probabilistic modeling
notableFor influencing quantitative methodology in political science
introducing statistical techniques for ecological inference
providing a general solution to the ecological inference problem
proposes general statistical framework for ecological inference
topic Bayesian statistical modeling
aggregate voting data
ecological fallacy
ecological regression
hierarchical models
usedIn political behavior research
racial bloc voting analysis
redistricting analysis

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Gary King
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