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Is a statistician smarter than a fifth grader?
I want to take a brief break from my 1920s time machine and consider whether we’ve progressed much in our present statistical thinking. Let’s do a thought experiment to find out. I present you with a deck of 1,000 ordinary playing cards and...
Sounds Like Noise to Me
I frequently harp upon the difference between natural and intentional randomness. Natural randomness models observation as random, as I described last week in modeling noise in electronics or the distribution of attributes in some field stu...
Maximum Fisherhood
Everyone was confused by randomness in the 1920s, and no one was more confused than Ronald Fisher. Fisher wrote a series of papers establishing much of modern statistics. But his internal philosophy about what probability means shifts with ...
The Spirit of Radio
In a report from AT&T’s Bell Labs in 1923, H. D. Arnold and Lloyd Espenscheid described a landmark transatlantic telephone call. Speech had first been sent across the Atlantic in 1915, from Arlington, Virginia to the Eiffel Tower. But the c...
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Ben is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley.
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