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Gelman and Hill is a wonderful and under-rated book. My guess is that its clumsy title (Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models) hides the fact that it's an introductory textbook that takes the reader from knowing nothing to eventually constructing complex Bayesian models. Plus, it's a pretty good tutorial on R and BUGS.


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