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“Re-examination of the 3/4-law of metabolism” and “Toward a metabolic theory of ecology”
about 4 hours ago
The above graphs are from Regression and Other Stories, as a demonstration...
We may live in a state of prosecutorial overcorrection, but I think it’s a dialectical response to the fact that the default position for a certain kind of celebrity scientist has usually been ferocious, uncritical defense.
1 day ago
In her recent book, Dangerous Fictions, Lyta Gold writes [Philip] Roth has...
Survey Statistics: 3rd helpings of the logit shift
2 days ago
In June we discussed 2 flavors of calibration Poststratification “Logit Shift” or...
Simulating from and checking a model in Stan
3 days ago
When building models, it’s helpful to check our understanding by simulating fake...
Who is the most famous living person who was born on each continent?
3 days ago
Matt Larson writes Because of your interest in fame [see here, here,...
Combining a high-quality probability sample with data from larger online panels
4 days ago
Yajuan Si, James Wagner, and Ron Kessler write The traditional use of...
The cathedral, the bazaar, and statistical workflow
5 days ago
Back in 1997, programmer and open-source activist Eric Raymond wrote an online...
If you’re interested in the Box-Cox power transformation . . .
6 days ago
You can read this post from Danielle Navarro I also recommend Section...
Seven-parameter drift-diffusion pdfs and cdfs now in Stan
7 days ago
This post is from Bob Drift-diffusion models Whew. The cdf function for...
A slew of improvements to NUTS
7 days ago
Hold onto your hats, because 2026 promises to bring a whole slew...
“We conclude that apparent effects of growth mindset interventions on academic achievement are likely attributable to inadequate study design, reporting flaws, and bias.”
7 days ago
Joshua Brooks points us to this research article by Brooke Macnamara and...