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Last updated about 11 hours ago
From a message I sent to a potential co-blogger
about 11 hours ago
I emailed I’m sure the readers would appreciate your posts. I think...
Survey Statistics: should MRP workflow include LOCO-CV ?
1 day ago
Due tomorrow (June 10): Enter a contest for Alexandre Andorra’s interview of...
Naming a jail after a convicted criminal
1 day ago
Here’s the background Mayor Giuliani took the unusual step of naming the...
Stein’s method, learning and inference -or- how to really monitor convergence and thin chains
2 days ago
This post is from Bob I’ve been thinking a lot about scores...
Podcast coming on Bayesian workflow! With a contest!
2 days ago
Alexandre Andorra will be interviewing Aki, Richard, and me on the topic...
Scott Alexander as a modern-day Edmund Wilson
3 days ago
Edmund Wilson was a mid-twentieth-century literary critic and all-around intellectual authority. He...
When is detecting AI-generated text worthwhile?
4 days ago
This is Jessica. AI-text detectors are coming to play a bigger role...
What is the relation between interactions in a regression model and correlations among the predictors?
4 days ago
I’ve often seen confusion between interactions in a regression model and correlations...
Old posts on the Monkey Cage blog, also something about Israel and Hamas
5 days ago
A couple of decades ago some political scientists at George Washington University...
Against shallow anti-rational humanism
6 days ago
Jessica writes I get so tired of people dumping on decision theory...
Epidemiologist Donna Spiegelman sez: SUTVA is “mostly not necessary for valid causal estimation and inference most of the time”
7 days ago
Donna Spiegelman shares this presentation she gave at the recent American Causal...
Survey Statistics: it is (still) the people
8 days ago
A year and a day ago, the Survey Statistics blog series launched...