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Handbook of Regression On this page

Modeling in People
Analytics: With Examples in R, Welcome Welcome
Notes on data used
Python and Julia
Welcome to the website for the book Handbook of Regression Modeling in People in this book

Search Analytics by Keith McNulty.


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Table of contents Edit this page 

Welcome

Foreword by Alexis Fink

Introduction

1 The Importance of Regression in


People Analytics

2 The Basics of the R Programming


Language

3 Statistics Foundations

4 Linear Regression for Continuous


Outcomes

5 Binomial Logistic Regression for


Binary Outcomes

6 Multinomial Logistic Regression


for Nominal Category Outcomes

7 Proportional Odds Logistic


Regression for Ordered Category
Outcomes

8 Modeling Explicit and Latent


Hierarchy in Data Note: This book is published by Chapman & Hall/CRC
9 Survival Analysis for Modeling and can be purchased directly from their website at a
Singular Events Over Time 20% discount using discount code LLJM20, as well as
10 Alternative Technical Approaches from Amazon and other book retailers. Please consider
in R, Python and Julia buying this book if you find it useful - all the author’s
11 Power Analysis to Estimate royalties are donated to the Red Cross Ukraine Appeal.
Required Sample Sizes for Modeling The online version of this book is free to read here
Solutions to Exercises, Slide (thanks to Chapman & Hall/CRC), and licensed under the
Presentations, Videos and Other Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-
Learning Resources ShareAlike 4.0 International License. If you have any
References feedback, please feel free to file an issue on GitHub.
Thank you!
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This book is available in bootstrap format and, for those who prefer, in a more
plain gitbook format.

Notes on data used in this book


For R, Python and Julia users, each of the data sets used in this book can be
downloaded individually by following the code in each chapter. Alternatively,
packages containing all the data sets used in this book are now available in R and
Python. For R users, install and load the peopleanalyticsdata R package.

# install peopleanalyticsdata package


install.packages("peopleanalyticsdata")
library(peopleanalyticsdata)

# see a list of data sets


data(package = "peopleanalyticsdata")

# find out more about a specific data set ('managers' example)


help(managers)
For Python users , use pip install peopleanalyticsdata to install the package
into your environment. Then, to use the package:

# import peopleanalyticsdata package


import peopleanalyticsdata as pad
import pandas as pd

# see a list of data sets


pad.list_sets()

# load data into a dataframe


df = pad.managers()

# find out more about a specific data set ('managers' example)


pad.managers().info()

Happy modeling!

Last update: 09 February 2023

Foreword by Alexis Fink »

"Handbook of Regression Modeling in People Analytics: With This book was built by the bookdown R package.
Examples in R, Python and Julia" was written by Keith McNulty.

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