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His data came out in the opposite direction of his hypothesis. How to report this in the publication?
1 day ago
Fabio Martinenghi writes I am a PhD candidate in Economics and I...
Derived quantities and generative models
3 days ago
Sandro Ambuehl, who sketched the above non-cat picture, writes I [Ambuehl] was...
The challenge of fitting “good advice” into a coherent course on statistics
4 days ago
From an article I published in 2008 Let’s also not forget the...
We want certainty even when it’s not appropriate
5 days ago
Remember the stents example? An experiment was conducted comparing two medical procedures...
Election Scenario Explorer using Economist Election Model
5 days ago
Ric Fernholz writes I wanted to tell you about a new website...
Everything that can be said can be said clearly.
5 days ago
The title as many may know, is a quote from Wittgenstein. It...
In case you’re wondering . . . this is why the U.S. health care system is the most expensive in the world
6 days ago
Read the above letter carefully, then remember this. (Greg Mankiw called comparisons...
Low rate of positive coronavirus tests
6 days ago
As happens sometimes, I receive two related emails on the same day...
Election forecasts: The math, the goals, and the incentives (my talk this Wed afternoon at Cornell University)
7 days ago
At the Colloquium for the Center for Applied Mathematics, Fri 18 Sep...
Coronavirus disparities in Palestine and in Michigan
8 days ago
I wanted to share two articles that were sent to me recently...