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

“Maybe They’re Born With It, or Maybe It’s Experience: Toward a Deeper Understanding of the Learning Style Myth”

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Validity and deduction in causal inference

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Survey Statistics: a new paradigm

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Stan for multimodal mixtures—from exponential CPS to linear DP

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Statistical Graphics and Comics: Parallel Histories of Visual Storytelling

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What’s the range of uncertainty regarding the population of the Americas in 1492?

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“A small group of mathematicians . . .”

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Game theory as applied to the NYC mayoral election

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I am no longer chairing defenses or joining committees where students use generative AI for their writing

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Problems with the conventions of journalism (everything has to be presented as new) and academic writing (everything has to be presented as important)

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“Flipping the Narrative in ‘Slouching Towards Utopia'”: Counter-narratives going beyond the default economics model of exponential growth

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“Song for Aki”: Prof reportedly clears a half million bucks by requiring online students to pay $89.99 each for his self-published course notes

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Survey Statistics: Longitudinal/panel data

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A bunch of readings and a new book on Bayesian meta-analysis

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Hey, Neurips and ICML. Time to do some scraping of your submissions to find the prevalence of LLM-reviewer instructions!

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Hey! This journal is practically begging me to do AI reviews of submitted manuscripts.

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I don’t understand this paper claiming election fraud in 2024 in Pennsylvania.

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The ERROR project: “We pay experts to examine important and influential scientific publications for errors . . . We expect most published research to contain a...

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Swept up, like Dorothy, into the chilly vortex of the film’s inexplicable logic.

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Opportunities for interpretable statistics for large language models

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