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Last updated about 11 hours ago
Calling all cats
about 12 hours ago
Those of you familiar with this blog will have noticed that it...
An article in a statistics or medical journal, “Using Simulations to Convince People of the Importance of Random Variation When Interpreting Statistics.”
about 16 hours ago
Andy Stein writes On one of my projects, I had a plot...
A normalizing flow by any other name
1 day ago
Another week, another nice survey paper from Google. This time Papamakarios, G.,...
This study could be just fine, or not. Maybe I’ll believe it if there’s an independent preregistered replication.
1 day ago
David Allison sent along this article, Sexually arousing ads induce sex-specific financial...
Is it really true that candidates who are perceived as ideologically extreme do even worse if “they actually pose as more radical than they really are”?
2 days ago
Most of Kruggy’s column today is about macroeconomics, a topic I’m pretty...
How many patients do doctors kill by accident?
3 days ago
Paul Kedrosky writes There is a longstanding debate in the medical community...
Researcher offers ridiculous reasons for refusing to reassess work in light of serious criticism
4 days ago
Jordan Anaya writes This response from Barbara Fredrickson to one of Nick’s...
Making differential equation models in Stan more computationally efficient via some analytic integration
5 days ago
We were having a conversation about differential equation models in pharmacometrics, in...
“Sometimes research just has to start somewhere, and subject itself to criticism and potential improvement.”
6 days ago
Pointing to this careful news article by Monica Beyer, “Controversial study links...
Coronavirus “hits all the hot buttons” for promoting the scientist-as-hero narrative (cognitive psychology edition)
7 days ago
The New York Times continues to push the cognitive-illusion angle on coronavirus...
“Repeating the experiment” as general advice on data collection
7 days ago
Izzy Kates points to the above excerpt from Introductory Statistics, by Neil...
How good is the Bayes posterior for prediction really?
8 days ago
It might not be common courtesy of this blog to make comments...