The Future of Statistical Modeling
Andrew GelmanEach week I'll link to recent posts at Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science, https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu As special bonus content, I'll also post some things here that are scheduled to appear on the blog in the future.
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Prof publishes paper based on students' class project without giving them credit . . . I guess this sort of thing has happened before!
Wow, here’s a correction note for ya:
Contributions by Apurva Bhargava and Andrei Kapustin were not sufficiently acknowledged in the original manuscript. This manuscript originated as a joint class project completed by Apurva Bhargava an...
The new rule in economics: One star is p < 0.20, two stars is a set of steak knives, three stars is you’re fired.
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Mind-body healing: An exchange.
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The New York Knicks and the martingale property of calibrated probability forecasts
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Gambling provides a gentle rocking of the emotions to put you in a pleasant baby-like state
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Elmore Leonard.
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R wins statistics award.
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Call for invited session proposals for the upcoming BayesComp co...
The ones who walk away from Dialog
Recently we’ve been talking about the Dialog conference, which is kind of like the Epstein files except that Jeffrey E. would fly people around the world for free, while Dialog would charge you $16,846 for the privilege of mingling with Gra...
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