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Why I am so against volunteering in academia (ecology-edition)
about 1 hour ago
This post is by Lizzie. The photo is from this summer and...
What does it mean when different articles published by different people on the same topic have nearly identical titles? (“A novel nutritional supplement reduces postprandial glucose response in healthy individuals in a randomised, placebo-controlled, c
about 8 hours ago
Sanjeev Sripathi writes I came across a firm that seems to be...
Update on a regression discontinuity dispute: some asynchronous collaboration
about 20 hours ago
Anjali Thomas writes I am writing to share a paper which is...
Survey Statistics: Modeling Complex Contingency Tables
1 day ago
Andrew looped me into an email thread with folks working on poststratification...
The improvement in political analysis in the past 25 years, as demonstrated by excellent demonstrations of statistical workflow from Elliott Morris, Nate Silver, and Eli Mckown-Dawson
1 day ago
As with baseball, football, and basketball (and I’m sure other sports too)...
Jamaican me crazy yet again
2 days ago
Regular blog readers will remember Golden Krust, source of our standard unit...
Frequentism for Bayesians: He wants to teach frequentist methods to engineering students with a strong Bayesian background
2 days ago
Beyond the teaching question, this is an interesting topic on its own...
“How Can America Be So Miserable When It’s So Rich?”
3 days ago
The above is the title of a recent a newspaper op-ed by...
Inbox zero. Bloglag 365.
4 days ago
With some sustained effort, I cleaned out my entire inbox! Now I’m...
“Q collar” promoters have no shame, advertising their discredited research on social media using lying, cheating chatbots
5 days ago
In a distressing update to an already distressing story, James Smoliga writes...
Answering some questions about statistics from a high school student
6 days ago
This came in the mail My name is ** and I am...
7 1/2 Schools—mistakes were made
6 days ago
Mitzi Morris sends along the paper trail (I love archaic idioms) for...