Matt Williams

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Depression at the intersection of race/ethnicity, sex/gender, and sexual orientation in a nationally representative sample of US adults: A design-weighted intersectional MAIHDA

Derivation of outcome-dependent dietary patterns for low-income women obtained from survey data using a supervised weighted overfitted latent class analysis

Optimization for calibration of survey weights under a large number of conflicting constraints

Methods for combining probability and nonprobability samples under unknown overlaps

Risk-efficient Bayesian data synthesis for privacy protection

Bayesian dependent functional mixture estimation for area and time-indexed data: An application for the prediction of monthly county employment

Pseudo Bayesian mixed models under informative sampling

Private tabular survey data products through synthetic microdata generation

Preventing erosion of oral polio vaccine acceptance: A role for vaccinator visits and social norms

Bayesian pseudo posterior mechanism under asymptotic differential privacy

Generalized nonlinear models can solve the prediction problem for data from species-stratified use-availability designs

Uncertainty estimation for pseudo-Bayesian inference under complex sampling

Risk-weighted data synthesizers for microdata dissemination

Bayesian estimation under informative sampling with unattenuated dependence

Threats to oral polio vaccine acceptance in Somalia: Polling in an outbreak

Bayesian pairwise estimation under dependent informative sampling

Understanding threats to polio vaccine commitment among caregivers in high-priority areas of Afghanistan: A polling study

A comparison of variance estimation methods for regression analyses with the mental health surveillance study clinical sample

An overview of trend testing methods and applications in NSDUH and other studies

Mental health estimates computed directly from the clinical sample of the Mental Health Surveillance Study and measures of their standard errors