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The Javert paradox rears its ugly head
1 day ago
The Javert paradox is, you will recall, the following: Suppose you find...
Doubting the IHME claims about excess deaths by country
2 days ago
The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington...
Blast from the past
3 days ago
Paul Alper points us to this news article, The Secret Tricks Hidden...
Formalizing questions about feedback loops from model predictions
4 days ago
This is Jessica. Recently I asked a question about when a model...
Raymond Smullyan on Ted Cruz, Al Sharpton, and those scary congressmembers
4 days ago
Palko shares this fun logic puzzle from the great Raymond Smullyan which...
Any graph should contain the seeds of its own destruction
5 days ago
The title of this post is a line that Jeff Lax liked...
Postmodernism for zillionaires
5 days ago
“Postmodernism” in academia is the approach of saying nonsense using a bunch...
size of bubbles in a bubble chart
6 days ago
We like bubble charts. In particular, it is the go-to visualization template...
Indeed, the standard way that statistical hypothesis testing is taught is a 2-way binary grid. Both these dichotomies are inappropriate.
6 days ago
I originally gave this post the title, “New England Journal of Medicine...
Whassup with the weird state borders on this vaccine hesitancy map?
7 days ago
Luke Vrotsos writes I thought you might find this interesting because it...
Whatever you’re looking for, it’s somewhere in the Stan documentation and you can just google for it.
8 days ago
Someone writes Do you have link to an example of Zero-inflated poisson...
Responding to Richard Morey on p-values and inference
9 days ago
Jonathan Falk points to this post by Richard Morey, who writes I...