Everything you care about in one place
Follow feeds: blogs, news, RSS and more. An effortless way to read and digest content of your choice.
Get Feederandrewgelman.com
Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
Get the latest updates from Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science directly as they happen.
Follow now 558 followers
Latest posts
Last updated about 8 hours ago
Generate but verify: Reconciling the evidence utility of chatbots in many settings with chatbots’ evident lack of understanding
about 8 hours ago
In one of our recent discussions of chatbots, Bob Carpenter made an...
Blogging’s a great way to express your ideas.
about 23 hours ago
Nasir Bashir writes I’m a PhD student in biostatistics and have recently...
“Assembling an unbiased jury”?
1 day ago
Paul Kedrosky writes I was just thinking in naive terms about the...
“William Burroughs said that you should never trust anyone who looked the same from photo to photo”
2 days ago
The above is a line from It Gets Me Home, This Curving...
Survey Statistics: connections to experimental design
3 days ago
This week, for the 3rd time, Dr. Arjun Potter and I are...
Who cares when a research claim is found to be in error? Peer-reviewed journals do their best to deflect and dilute legitimate criticism.
3 days ago
David Roodman writes My employer, Open Philanthropy, strives to make grants in...
“The Story Paradox”
4 days ago
I just read the above-titled book by Jonathan Gottschall. It was really...
Thank you, Perspectives on Psychological Science, for finally getting your act together.
5 days ago
As regular readers will recall, back in 2017, the journal Perspectives on...
It’s . . . Orwellian!
6 days ago
I happened to just read John Sutherland’s short Orwell biography, and it’s...
The mantra and mania of data sharing
7 days ago
This post is by Lizzie. The photo is from a photos folder...
How will/should LLMs change how organizations do strategy?
8 days ago
This is Jessica. Summer workshop travel is probably my favorite part of...