Ren Liu

Assistant Professor

University of California Merced

United States

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Ren Liu is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Merced, in the United States. His research interests focus on advanced statistical methodologies, including latent variable modeling, Bayesian analysis, and diagnostic classification models. Recent publications highlight his work on optimizing clinical examination methodologies and exploring social network dynamics related to individuals with opioid use disorders.

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Optimizing cost-effectiveness in remote objective structured clinical examinations through targeted double scoring methodologies

A Study of Latent State-Trait Theory Framework in Piecewise Growth Models

Parameter Recovery for Misspecified Latent Mediation Models in the Bayesian Framework

Latent Variable Modeling of Social Networks with Directional Relations: An Exploration of Profile Similarity of Latent Factors

Attitudes toward individuals with opioid use disorders and criminal justice involvement: An experimental vignette study

Evaluating Close Fit in Ordinal Factor Analysis Models With Multiply Imputed Data

The NEAT Equating Via Chaining Random Forests in the Context of Small Sample Sizes: A Machine-Learning Method

Applying Negative Binomial Distribution in Diagnostic Classification Models for Analyzing Count Data

Examining the effects of the supervisory relationship and therapeutic alliance on client outcomes in novice therapists.

A Monte Carlo Study of Confidence Interval Methods for Generalizability Coefficient

Poisson Diagnostic Classification Models: A Framework and an Exploratory Example

Diagnostic Classification Models for a Mixture of Ordered and Non-ordered Response Options in Rating Scales

Statistical Guideline #7 Adjust Type 1 Error in Multiple Testing

Bayesian estimation of multidimensional polytomous item response theory models with Q-matrices using Stan

Nested diagnostic classification models for multiple‐choice items

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Dexin Shi

Haiyan Liu

Justin Tauscher

Bo Zhang

Mary Kristina DePue

Anne Corinne Huggins

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