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15 new articles on statistical workflow!
about 1 hour ago
Aki, Richard, Lizzie, and I put together a special issue on Statistical...
The Kappa Zoo: David Eubanks’s online monograph on rating models
about 20 hours ago
David Eubanks writes My site is kappazoo.com, and it’s still a work...
What if scientists really were dispassionate observers, communicating ideas without irrational commitment? Look here, says AI.
about 22 hours ago
This is Jessica. We often idealize science as proceeding primarily by the...
Statistical analysis recapitulates the development of statistical methods
1 day ago
We ran this a few years ago but it remains interesting so...
No, Bayes does not like Mayor Pete. (Pitfalls of using implied betting market odds to estimate electability.)
2 days ago
This one’s from 2019, but it’s worth reposting given recent interest in...
Survey Statistics: double-plus robustness
3 days ago
Meng (2022) pops up a lot here: “it is the people” (the...
How much skill is in “skill games”? There can’t be much.
3 days ago
A few years ago we posted on luck vs. skill in poker...
Physics fraud compared to fraud and junk science in the social and behavioral sciences
5 days ago
A few months ago I read this book, Plastic Fantastic: How the...
The “humans are imperfect reporters too” defense for ascribing little thoughts to machines
6 days ago
This is Jessica. In my last post about the tension between the...
Differences between crackdowns on dissent now and in the early Cold War period
6 days ago
First, the similarities 1. Government actors are directly threatening both private citizens...
Don’t cite sources you haven’t read, and don’t trust when people claim to be reporting something from the literature.
7 days ago
Peter Dorman writes In case you haven’t seen it, check out this...