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Krista GileAssociate Professor of Statistics, UMass, AmherstVerified email at math.umass.edu
Pedro Mateu-Gelabert Ph.D.CUNY School of Public Health and Health PolicyVerified email at sph.cuny.edu
Honoria GuarinoCUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health PolicyVerified email at sph.cuny.edu

Dongah Kim

Dongah Kim

Postdoctoral fellow, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Verified email at umass.edu

social network analysis respondent-driven-sampling dependent data randomization methods


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High enhancer, downer, withdrawal helper: Multifunctional nonmedical benzodiazepine use among young adult opioid users in New York City P Mateu-Gelabert, L Jessell, E Goodbody, D Kim, K Gile, J Teubl, ... International Journal of Drug Policy 46, 17-27, 2017	60	2017
Inferring bivariate association from respondent-driven sampling data D Kim, KJ Gile, H Guarino, P Mateu-Gelabert Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C: Applied Statistics 70 (2 …, 2021	7	2021
Syndemic factors associated with non-fatal overdose among young opioid users in New York City H Guarino, D Frank, K Quinn, D Kim, K Gile, K Ruggles, SR Friedman, ... Frontiers in Public Health 11, 1195657, 2023		2023
Methods to improve inference from dependent network data D Kim		2022

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