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Predictive Modelling for Football Analytics is available!
about 12 hours ago
This post is by Leo After a long and exciting journey, the...
Survey Statistics: continued struggles with equivalent weights
about 12 hours ago
Last week in Playroom Andrew and I worked on code from the...
Polls & Betting odds & Nonsampling errors & Win probabilities & Vote margins
about 17 hours ago
Columbia has a day off for Election Day. So, instead of teaching...
The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Authority at the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Authority is looking for an applied statistician with expertise in Bayesian statistics or causal inference
1 day ago
Joost Meekes writes At the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Authority (NVWA),...
Donald Trump and Joe McCarthy
2 days ago
Sophie Lee from an online publication called Cultured Magazine asked for a...
An economist reports that the cost data from Medicare are “completely irrelevant. It is clearly measures of net costs that matter, but only gross costs (analogous to sticker prices) are provided. Similar issues arise with recent requirements for hospit
3 days ago
Dale Lehman writes I’ve been trying to understand the large changes being...
Hilarious Ted Talk bio: “he sold the second most expensive picture at his first exhibition — without really being able to paint.”
4 days ago
It came up in comments that disgraced primatologist Marc Hauser shares a...
Studying sex ratios is just a lot harder than you think: effects are tiny and variation is large.
5 days ago
A science journalist sent me an email Is this your sort of...
The last time it seemed that the country was coming apart
6 days ago
Paul Campos links to this summary-from-30,000-feet by Garrett Graff of the recent...
The WAR war and the electoral benefits of running more moderate candidates for political office
7 days ago
Jonathan Katz and I once write a paper, Moderation in the pursuit...
No, this is not “the most unpredictable race for mayor that New York City has seen in decades”
7 days ago
From the latest news The most unpredictable race for mayor that New...
Survey Statistics: Blue Rose Research is hiring !
8 days ago
As readers may know, I’m a survey statistician at Blue Rose Research...