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By Lars P. SyllCausality in social sciences - and economics - can never solely be a question of statistical inference. Causality entails more than predictability, and requires theory to really explain social phenomena in depth. Analysis of variation - the foundation of all econometrics - can never in itself reveal how these variations are brought about.
By Lars P. SyllOne of the limitations with economics is the restricted possibility to perform experiments, forcing it to mainly rely on observational studies for knowledge of real-world economies.
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Findings were published in Science. The modeling technique invented by Andrey Morgun of the OSU College of Pharmacy and Natalia Shulzenko of Oregon Stateâs Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine is known as transkingdom network analysis. The human gut microbiome is a community of more than 10 trillion microbial cells from about 1,000 different bacterial species, and transkingdom network analysis integrates multiple types of âomicsâ data â metagenomic, metabolomic, lipidomic, proteomic, etc. â in determining how interactions among specific types of gut microbes help or...
Students' Mathematics Research Seeks Strategies for Statistical Modeling of Pandemic Data Jan. 27, 2021 Share This: A study by a team of Cal State Fullerton student mathematicians revealed that the rate of spread of COVID-19 is significantly slower in the more prosperous counties across the United States, while the coronavirus spreads much faster in counties with lower average income. For the first phase of the ongoing research, the students focused on 100 counties across the U.S. — the two most populous counties of each state — and collected readily accessible data to create thei...