- My book: Bayesian Analysis for the Social Sciences (Wiley; Amazon).
- 111th U.S. Senate ideal point estimates:
- 111th U.S. House ideal point estimates:
- Next Australian election, Centrebet prob. of ALP win: 0.78 (2010-02-10, time-series)
And one more look at last night’s vote, this time with each representative’s estimated ideal point (based on the entire 111th House thus far) as the predictor, similar to what I did for the Coburn amendment in the Senate.
Update: and yet another graphical rendering (click on the thumbnail for the PDF).
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Any chance you can provide similar graphs for voting on the Stupak amendment, which passed along with the bill?
Comment by kevin — Sunday November 8, 2009 @ 7:44 pm
what software did you use to create these?
Comment by Dr Andrew Power — Wednesday December 2, 2009 @ 10:22 pm
I use R. The ideal function in my pscl package generates the ideal point estimates; the graphs use custom R code written by me.
Comment by jackman — Wednesday December 2, 2009 @ 11:10 pm