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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Again, it’s not about the Jewish vote
The following headline appeared on today’s front page:
As a political scientist, I’m annoyed by that headline. As we’ve discussed before, People sometimes talk about “the Jewish vote,” but what’s relevant is not really the Jewish vote or J...
One night in Uzbekistan: Why was this one data point so influential, and what should these researchers had done ahead of time to see this?
Last week on the blog:
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Bayesian Workflow free pdf!
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What contributions can academic statisticians make to sports analytics? (a discussion related to the launch of the new open-access Journal of Statistics and Data Science in Sports...
Coyote vs. Acme (also, for free, my take on The Odyssey)
First, let’s get this one out of the way: my take on The Odyssey movie. It was brilliant, and I especially like how they handled the gods. It was clear that the gods were real—that storm after they kill the cattle (ummm, spoiler alert, sorr...
"It feels like being chased around a hall of mirrors by a troupe of very scary clowns."
For some reasons I won’t get into right here, we were recently discussing AI-generated scholarly publications, and Witold found a book online that fit the bill. Witold writes:
OK, so the blurb is written by AI. The preface is written by...
Frequentism for Bayesians
Last week on the blog:
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Update on a regression discontinuity dispute: some asynchronous collaboration
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Survey Statistics: Modeling Complex Contingency Tables
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The improvement in political analysis in the past 25 years, as demons...
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