Sequence Analysis: New Methods for Old Ideas
1995Published
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Abstract
A wide variety of work in social science concerns sequences of events or phenomena. This essay reviews concepts of sequence and methods for analyzing sequences. After a brief definitional discussion, I consider sequence literatures from various areas. I then discuss recent methodologies for sequence analysis. I review stepwise approaches like Markovian and event history analysis as well as whole sequence approaches resting on new developments in biology and other fields.
Journal: Annual Review of Sociology
Publisher: Annual Reviews
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