Statistical methodology meanderings
Tim Morris, Brennan KahanA sort of diary of ideas and thoughts on statistical methods in case they’re of interest to others. Usually dashed-down rather than carefully thought through. Contributions by Tim Morris and Brennan Kahan (so far).
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