sen111_anom: alpha-NOMINATE Estimate, 111th U.S. Senate Roll Call Vote...

In anominate: Alpha-NOMINATE Ideal Point Estimator

Description

alpha-NOMINATE estimates from 111th U.S. Senate roll call vote matrix. Estimates in one dimension.

Usage

data(sen111_anom)

Value

An object of class anominate, a list with the following elements:

alpha	An object of class mcmc with the sampled values of the alpha parameter
beta	An object of class mcmc with the sampled values of the beta parameter
legislators	A object of class mcmc with the sampled values of the legislator ideal points, with each dimension stored in a separate list (e.g., the first dimension coordinates are stored in legislators[[1]], the second dimension coordinates in legislators[[2]], etc.)
yea.locations	A object of class mcmc with the sampled values of the Yea locations (midpoint - spread in W-NOMINATE) for each vote, with each dimension stored in a separate list (e.g., the first dimension coordinates are stored in yea.locations[[1]], the second dimension coordinates in yea.locations[[2]], etc.)
nay.locations	A object of class mcmc with the sampled values of the Nay locations (midpoint + spread in W-NOMINATE) for each vote, with each dimension stored in a separate list (e.g., the first dimension coordinates are stored in nay.locations[[1]], the second dimension coordinates in nay.locations[[2]], etc.)
wnom.result	An object of class nomObject with the W-NOMINATE results

Author(s)

Christopher Hare, Royce Carroll, Jeffrey B. Lewis, James Lo, Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal

References

Carroll, Royce, Jeffrey B. Lewis, James Lo, Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal. 2013. “The Structure of Utility in Spatial Models of Voting.” American Journal of Political Science 57(4): 1008–1028.

See Also

'anominate','summary.anominate','plot.anominate','densplot.anominate','traceplot.anominate'.

Examples

data(sen111_anom)

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