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Pascal’s triangle, the Ramanujan principle, and what makes something look like a part of an ellipse or a part a parabola?
about 3 hours ago
John Cook writes The nth row of Pascal’s triangle contains the binomial...
Survey Statistics: it is the people
about 20 hours ago
Alan Zaslavsky and his course drew me into survey statistics. We focused...
Names in fiction (Perkus Tooth, Morrison Roog, Ragle Gumm, Addison Doug, Bodie Kane, and Thalia Keith)
1 day ago
One of the books currently on our bathroom shelf is a collection...
The ladder of abstraction in statistical graphics
2 days ago
It was so much fun having a graphics post yesterday that I...
Statistical graphics: When does it make sense to introduce deliberate distortion to counteract an expected perceptual illusion?
3 days ago
It’s been awhile since we’ve had a post entirely devoted to graphics...
Hot social science topics 20 years ago and hot social science topics now
4 days ago
I happened to come across this post from 2006, Immigration and relative...
LLMs as behavioral study participants
4 days ago
This is Jessica. There is lots of talk these days about how...
Russian roulette: You can have a deterministic potential-outcome framework, or an asymmetric utility function, but not both
4 days ago
Jonas Mikhaeil and I write It has been proposed in medical decision...
Ecologists’ endless quest for automatic inference
5 days ago
This post is by Lizzie At the end of a recent course...
Jerzy Neyman, Sigmund Freud, and Milton Friedman walk into a bar . . . (the mistaken association of null hypothesis testing with rigor)
5 days ago
This discussion thread reminded me of the pervasive way in which null...
Election analytics positions available at the New York Times
6 days ago
Will Davis writes I oversee the Election Analytics department (aka The Needle...