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Living on the Edge: Aggressive mediocrity at the summit of America’s intellectual culture
about 15 hours ago
So much good stuff here at the Edge Foundation and Jeffrey Epstein...
Survey Statistics: Pew Research finds “No Easy Fix for Bogus Respondents in Online Opt-In Polls”
1 day ago
I just read the Pew Research Center’s new report “No Easy Fix...
Hey–here’s an R package for imputing Census data using iterative proportional fitting on available margins.
1 day ago
Gustavo pointed us to this project (see also here) by David Dorer...
“In the Weights”—an exclusive invitation just for you!
3 days ago
We’re usually posting on a one-year delay, but I bumped this one...
Does anyone have a lower Jordan3 number than Evans Boney? (And what about the Ariely-Armstrong-Enron number?)
4 days ago
From last year’s post, What’s your Jordan3 number In the discussion of...
OK, here’s a statistics problem for you, ripped directly from the headlines!
5 days ago
From the NYT Mayor Zohran Mamdani is expected to propose linking Grand...
Update on “I don’t understand this paper claiming election fraud in 2024 in Pennsylvania”
6 days ago
Last year we briefly discussed a hard-to-follow paper by political scientist Walter...
Updike and statistical writing; more on honesty and precision
7 days ago
So, yeah, I’ve been reading more of these Updike stories. They’re really...
Confirmation bias in software testing, Walnutpie edition
7 days ago
So, those exciting results I presented at StanCon about Walnutpie? Let’s pull...
Metascience corner: What can we learn from 12 million empirical research results?
7 days ago
This is Witold and today we are building a bear. In our...
Yale med school prof tells his postdocs: Work extra hours at my command or you’re no better than “the guy who charges me by the hour to cut my lawn.”
8 days ago
I came across this opinion piece, “Postdocs Aren’t Burger Flippers: Why Unionization...
Survey Statistics: logit shift and raking
8 days ago
We’ve been discussing how to use population margin information about poststratification variables...