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Herman Chernoff
about 2 hours ago
I recently learned from a blog comment that Herman Chernoff passed away...
Reviews of our Bayesian Workflow book from Bin Yu, David Spiegelhalter, Brad Efron, Christian Robert, Rohan Alexander, and Mine Doğucu!
1 day ago
Roughly speaking, Bayesian Workflow is to Bayesian Data Analysis in 2026 what...
A ranked-choice election in Maine: Using voting data to understand preferences
2 days ago
Evan Rosenman writes The implosion of Graham Platner’s Senate campaign in Maine...
Survey Statistics: quantifying uncertainty in ranked choice voting polls
3 days ago
We’ve talked about uncertainty in polls (see Margin of Error, Total Margin...
“Making Statistics Work: Information Theory and Bayesian Inference”
3 days ago
I took a look at the above-titled book by economists Duncan Foley...
It’s all about the nonlinearity: An interesting statistical example of flaws in a voter impact index
4 days ago
The following came in the email the other day I’m reaching out...
“Archaeology can’t give social scientists population or GDP, but here are some things we can measure that might be useful for social science.”
5 days ago
Apropos of our recent discussion on the estimation of historical population sizes...
“More bad science from JAMA”
6 days ago
In an abstract entitled, “Statistical dust and sweeping claims about maternal warmth,”...
18 Associate Editors resign from Statistics and Computing editorial board: Problems with commercial scholarly publishing, and what does this all mean?
7 days ago
I was cc-ed on a message sent by 18 members of the...
“A medical journal says the case reports it has published for 25 years are, in fact, fiction”
8 days ago
Retraction Watch reports A Canadian journal has issued corrections on 138 case...
Is fabricating data worse than fabricating results? Is failing to correct a known false report more or less serious than making the false report in the first place?
9 days ago
Andy King writes I have a question for you–and, if you think...
Survey Statistics: toy example for energy balancing weights
10 days ago
Last week we talked about The Big Changes Coming to the Times/Siena...