Dr Levi Wolf

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Biography

Levi is a geographic methodologist, focusing primarily on Bayesian spatial econometrics & psephology.

He did his doctoral training in the southwest United States and is now an American expat living and working in Bristol. His dissertation focused on the process of gerrymandering, manipulation of electoral boundaries in pursuit of political advantage, which was awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Doctoral Dissertation Enhancement Grant. Levi has also worked on other epidemiological and econometric grants from the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health while at Arizona State's GeoDa Center/Spatial Analysis Research Center and the University of Chicago ...

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Links

• github

Recent publications

• Wolf, LJ, Anselin, L & Arribas-Bel, D, 2018, ‘Stochastic Efficiency of Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo in Spatial Econometric Models: An Empirical Comparison of Exact Sampling Methods’. Geographical Analysis, vol 50., pp. 97-119
• Wolf, L, 2018, ‘Spatially-Encouraged Spectral Clustering’.

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