Welcome to my Blog!
This blog covers topics related to programming that can be useful in economics, statistic or finance. I created this page because I love programming. The content of this page are either for real projects or just for fun. My favorite software is R but I usually write my codes (for intensive computations) using R and C++ together. I often build R packages for my research papers which develop new methods/models. My latest packages include PartialNetwork (with Vincent Boucher) which aims to estimate peer effect models with partial network data and CDatanet for estimating a count data model with social interactions (this package is related to my job market paper). Before starting research, I was a statistician engineer with high interest in Statistical Analysis Software (SAS). You can find my SAS macros on the developers club and IT Pro website. This blog contains more recent and complete work. You can also visit my GitHub page for more ressources.
- 01 Dec 2017 » An R Package for Fast Sampling from von Mises Fisher Distribution
- 03 May 2017 » Estimate spatial econometric models with SAS
Me presenting at the R conference in Quebec, 2019.
It was a great pleasure to me to meet Douglas Bates at the R conference in Quebec, 2019.