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

Did Eric Adams play his hand well? (It’s a little like Murder on the Orient Express, it’s a little like The Sting.)

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“Veridical (truthful) Data Science”: Another way of looking at statistical workflow

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In music, literature, and technical writing, the relation of large-scale structure to the local action

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A Selective History of Political Polling and Election Forecasting

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The Dodgers are hiring

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“On the poor statistical properties of the P-curve meta-analytic procedure”

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More on the decline and fall of Steven Levitt

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Survey Statistics: Fat Bear Week

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Bridging prediction and intervention in social systems

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World’s greatest 404 page

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Protecting data from the public and ourselves

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It’s JAMA time, baby! Junk science presented as public health research

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Who gets listed first on a collaborative article or book?

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Monty Hall and generative modeling: Drawing the tree is the most important step

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When thinking about causal inference, mechanistic or process models are important. I think that the association of “causal” with black-box models leads to lots...

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Condition numbers for HMC and the funnel

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More Howl, after Allen Ginsberg for the AI-headed hipsters

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“Why probability probably doesn’t exist (but it is useful to act like it does)”

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The Miami Marlins are hiring

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Hey, Nature magazine! Reputation is a two-way street.

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