The Dynamic Modeling Lab (DML) develops and evaluates statistical tools that allow social science researchers to investigate processes as they unfold over time. DML is led by Ellen Hamaker.
DML is part of the Department of Methodology and Statistics, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, at Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
News
| 18-06-2025 | Pre-print out: A practical guide to estimating reliability of intensive longitudinal data. by IJsbrand Leertouwer, Loes Keijsers, Eeske van Roekel and Noémi Schuurman. |
| 23-05-2025 | Pre-print out: The Dynamic Measurement-Burst Model: A method for assessing psychological process features at multiple timescales. by Pia Andresen, Noémi Schuurman and Ellen Hamaker. |
| 22-05-2025 | Paper out: …How to deal with the night gap problem in ESM data by Sophie Berkhout, Noémi Schuurman and Ellen Hamaker. |
| 29-01-2025 | Pre-print out: Hunting high and low: On the estimation and appropriateness of cosine models for experience sampling. by Manuel Haqiqatkhah and Ellen Hamaker. |
Agenda
| 19-09-2025 | Sophie Berkhout defends her dissertation at Utrecht University |
| October 2025 | Join our e-learning course “Modeling the dynamics of intensive longitudinal data” |
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