2004
DOI: 10.7202/010301ar
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L’analyse des données biographiques au moyen des modèles linéaires à effets aléatoires. Le cas des carrières des acteurs professionnels

Abstract: Les démographes font aujourd'hui un usage abondant des microdonnées longitudinales. Pour les analyser, ils utilisent généralement un ensemble de techniques et de modèles regroupés sous le nom d'analyse des biographies. Les modèles linéaires utilisés dans ce contexte appartiennent à la famille des modèles à risques proportionnels dont le plus courant est le modèle semi-paramétrique à risques proportionnels. Malgré leurs qualités, ces modèles ne permettent que l'étude des processus qui peuvent être décrits et me… Show more

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“…The most common of the many statistical techniques and methods developed to analyze the results of longitudinal surveys is probably semi-parametric survival regression (Cox model). 8 The very nature of this method limits its application to the study of trajectories of job integration as it analyzes processes purely as a series of state changes (Laplante & H6bert, 2001). However, the new-immigrant cohort is characterized by a variable number of state changes, as each member holds a different number of jobs over the observation period.…”
Section: Methodology: a Random Effects Logistic Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most common of the many statistical techniques and methods developed to analyze the results of longitudinal surveys is probably semi-parametric survival regression (Cox model). 8 The very nature of this method limits its application to the study of trajectories of job integration as it analyzes processes purely as a series of state changes (Laplante & H6bert, 2001). However, the new-immigrant cohort is characterized by a variable number of state changes, as each member holds a different number of jobs over the observation period.…”
Section: Methodology: a Random Effects Logistic Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%