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Last updated about 14 hours ago
Survey Statistics: sampling to assess data quality
about 14 hours ago
In 2010, Bethany Hedt-Gauthier (one of my heroes) let me tag along...
Edward Tufte on graphs as comparisons
about 22 hours ago
I’m always going around saying that graphs are comparisons. For example, see...
Living the metascience dream (or nightmare) with AI for science
1 day ago
This is Jessica. We recently wrote about multiverse analysis, which takes the...
Hey, self-publishers! It seems that you are getting scammed.
2 days ago
WordPress is pretty good: just about all the spam comments we receive...
“Giving less power to statistical power”
3 days ago
Megan Higgs and Valentin Amrhein write Researchers often need to justify their...
Computing pi by flipping a coin
4 days ago
EJ points us to this charming new paper by Jim Propp, which...
Hey! I almost got scammed by Google.
4 days ago
It’s time to renew my passport–it’s been 10 years!–so I went online...
From junk science (largely non-political) to junk medical treatments (mostly associated with the far-right): A financial connection
5 days ago
Paul Krugman writes Last week the Food and Drug Administration refused to...
What do Socrates, Herb Simon, and Andrew Gelman have in common? A love of the oral tradition
6 days ago
This post is from Bob With all the hand-wringing over generative AI...
Fitting a model to estimate the seats-votes curve, back in the bad old days before we had Stan
7 days ago
Look how hard we had to work OK, it wasn’t all that...
Survey Statistics: Gallup’s Presidential Approval Ratings
8 days ago
You may have seen the news last week that Gallup will no...