Dan Liao

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Modelling mode effects for a panel survey in transition

Variance inflation factors in the analysis of complex survey data

Mental and substance use disorders prevalence study: Background and methods

Providing double protection for unit nonresponse with a nonlinear calibration-weighting routine

Variance inflation factors in the analysis of complex survey data

The Staging, Genotypic Distribution, and Drug Resistance Mutation Profiles of HIV among Infected Blood Donors from Five Chinese Blood Centers, 2012-2014 (Meeting Abstract: SP311)

Calibration weighting for nonresponse with proxy frame variables (so that unit nonresponse can be not missing at random)

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

Estimation of hepatitis B-positive rates in Chinese blood donors by combining predonation and postdonation screening results

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

Hepatitis B virus prevalence in Chinese blood donors: HBsAg-reactive rates from pre-donation rapid test and post-donation screening test

HIV molecular surveillance in Chinese blood donors

Condition Indexes and Variance Decompositions for Diagnosing Collinearity in Linear Model Analysis of Survey Data

Calibration Weighting for Nonresponse that is Not Missing at Random: Allowing More Calibration than Response-Model Variables

AAPOR 2022

One step or two? Calibration weighting from a complete list frame with nonresponse

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

Transitioning a panel survey from in-person to predominantly web data collection: Results and lessons learned

Investigating alternative estimators for the prevalence of serious mental illness based on a two-phase sample

Improving quality of administrative data: A case study with FBI’s national incident-based reporting system data