Statistical Modeling (Andrew Gelman) statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

Survey Statistics: relevant alternatives ?

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The Application Matters: Medical Ethics and Counterfactual Utilities

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I’m on the EPA science advisory board.

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It kinda makes sense that you can know roughly 700 people.

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Who wanted Trump to run in 2024?

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More thoughts regarding comfortable, powerful people who seem willing or even eager to blow up the system.

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“An Axiomatic Foundation for Decisions with Counterfactual Utility”

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The Pick-the-Winner-Picker Heuristic: Preference for Categorically Correct Forecasts

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David W. Hogg on why we do astrophysics (in the face of LLMs and the lack of clinical value)

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Overall, I remain a fan of Oliver Sacks.

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Handbook of Markov chain Monte Carlo, second edition

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Survey Statistics: Blue Rose Research is (still) hiring !

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Is government policy actually “virtually unrelated to the desires of the low- and middle-income citizens”?

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Expanding the Stan User’s Guide

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For once, some scientific fraudsters have to pay their money back to the government.

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An economist writes: “the fulminations over the #1 pick seem overheated to me.”

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John Carlin says, “‘Identifying variables that independently predict…’ is not a well-defined research task

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What advice do you have for this student who’s in his first year of college and interested in both statistics and political science?

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A study is retracted after it turns out that its authors were misrepresented as “third-party experts” even though they were actually paid by the company?

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Show me science

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