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Andrew Gelman

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2019

“Using 26,000 diary entries to show ovulatory changes in sexual desire and behavior”original ↗
10 Feb 2019
Alice Waters (4) vs. Meryl Streep; LeBron James advancesoriginal ↗
9 Feb 2019
Our hypotheses are not just falsifiable; they’re actually false.original ↗
9 Feb 2019
LeBron James (3) vs. Eric Antoine; Ellen DeGeneres advancesoriginal ↗
8 Feb 2019
Fitting multilevel models when the number of groups is smalloriginal ↗
8 Feb 2019
Ian McKellen (2) vs. Ellen DeGeneres; Pierre-Simon Laplace advancesoriginal ↗
7 Feb 2019
Wanted: Statistics-related research projects for high school studentsoriginal ↗
7 Feb 2019
Pierre-Simon Laplace (2) vs. John Belushi; Pele advancesoriginal ↗
6 Feb 2019
The Stan Core Roadmaporiginal ↗
6 Feb 2019
Facial feedback is backoriginal ↗
5 Feb 2019
Penn and Teller (3) vs. Pele; Alan Turing advancesoriginal ↗
4 Feb 2019
New estimates of the effects of public preschooloriginal ↗
4 Feb 2019
“The algorithm is named after Hamiltonian dynamics, a model of physics that is used to construct the steps of the computation, and Monte Carlo, the town in Monaco that is associated with casinos and random algorithms more generally.”original ↗
4 Feb 2019
Alan Turing (4) vs. David Blaine; Oprah Winfrey advancesoriginal ↗
3 Feb 2019
If you want to measure differences between groups, measure differences between groups.original ↗
3 Feb 2019
Oprah Winfrey (1) vs. Martin Gardner; Nora Ephron advancesoriginal ↗
2 Feb 2019
Of multiple comparisons and multilevel modelsoriginal ↗
2 Feb 2019
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1) vs. Nora Ephron; Voltaire advancesoriginal ↗
1 Feb 2019
Stan This Monthoriginal ↗
1 Feb 2019
Voltaire (4) vs. Benoit Mandelbrot; Veronica Geng advancesoriginal ↗
31 Jan 2019
Principal Stratification on a Latent Variable (fitting a multilevel model using Stan)original ↗
31 Jan 2019
David Sedaris (3) vs. Stanislaw Ulam; George H. W. Bush advancesoriginal ↗
30 Jan 2019
Autodiff! (for the C++ jockeys in the audience)original ↗
30 Jan 2019
George H. W. Bush (2) vs. William Carlos Willams; Mel Brooks advancesoriginal ↗
29 Jan 2019
“Objective: Generate evidence for the comparative effectiveness for each pairwise comparison of depression treatments for a set of outcomes of interest.”original ↗
29 Jan 2019
Chris Christie (2) vs. Mel Brooks; Boris Karloff advancesoriginal ↗
28 Jan 2019
The bullshit asymmetry principleoriginal ↗
28 Jan 2019
Boris Karloff (3) vs. Anastasia Romanoff; Lance Armstrong advancesoriginal ↗
27 Jan 2019
What should JPSP have done with Bem’s ESP paper, back in 2010? Click to find the surprisingly simple answer!original ↗
27 Jan 2019
Bobby Fischer (4) vs. Lance Armstrong; Riad Sattouf advancesoriginal ↗
26 Jan 2019
If this article portrays things accurately, the nutrition literature is in even worse shape than I thoughtoriginal ↗
26 Jan 2019
Transforming parameters in a simple time-series model; debugging the Jacobianoriginal ↗
25 Jan 2019
When doing regression (or matching, or weighting, or whatever), don’t say “control for,” say “adjust for”original ↗
25 Jan 2019
Riad Sattouf (1) vs Leonhard Euler; Springsteen advancesoriginal ↗
24 Jan 2019
One more reason to remove letters of recommendation when evaluating candidates for jobs or scholarships.original ↗
24 Jan 2019
No, I don’t buy that claim that Fox news is shifting the vote by 6 percentage pointsoriginal ↗
24 Jan 2019
Bruce Springsteen (1) vs. Veronica Geng; Monty Python advancesoriginal ↗
23 Jan 2019
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water . . . SHARK ATTACKS in the Journal of Politicsoriginal ↗
23 Jan 2019
Darrell Huff (4) vs. Monty Python; Frank Sinatra advancesoriginal ↗
22 Jan 2019
Science as an intellectual “safe space”? How to do it right.original ↗
22 Jan 2019
Frank Sinatra (3) vs. Virginia Apgar; Julia Child advancesoriginal ↗
21 Jan 2019
The butterfly effect: It’s not what you think it is.original ↗
21 Jan 2019
Julia Child (2) vs. Ira Glass; Dorothy Parker advancesoriginal ↗
20 Jan 2019
Moneyball for evaluating community collegesoriginal ↗
20 Jan 2019
Dorothy Parker (2) vs. Simone Biles; Liebling advancesoriginal ↗
19 Jan 2019
“Either the results are completely wrong, or Nasa has confirmed a major breakthrough in space propulsion.”original ↗
19 Jan 2019
Google on Responsible AI Practicesoriginal ↗
18 Jan 2019
Anthony Bourdain (3) vs. A. J. Liebling; Steve Martin advancesoriginal ↗
18 Jan 2019
A ladder of responses to criticism, from the most responsible to the most destructiveoriginal ↗
18 Jan 2019
Steve Martin (4) vs. David Letterman; Serena Williams advancesoriginal ↗
17 Jan 2019
A thought on the hot hand in basketball and the relevance of defenseoriginal ↗
17 Jan 2019
Causal inference data challenge!original ↗
16 Jan 2019
M. F. K. Fisher (1) vs. Serena Williams; Oscar Wilde advancesoriginal ↗
16 Jan 2019
Data partitioning as an essential element in evaluation of predictive properties of a statistical methodoriginal ↗
16 Jan 2019
Oscar Wilde (1) vs. Joe Pesci; the Japanese dude who won the hot dog eating contest advancesoriginal ↗
15 Jan 2019
Does Harvard discriminate against Asian Americans in college admissions?original ↗
15 Jan 2019
Carol Burnett (4) vs. the Japanese dude who won the hot dog eating contest; Albert Brooks advancesoriginal ↗
14 Jan 2019
Storytelling: What’s it good for?original ↗
14 Jan 2019
Coursera course on causal inference from Michael Sobel at Columbiaoriginal ↗
13 Jan 2019
John van Neumann (3) vs. Albert Brooks; Paul Erdos advancesoriginal ↗
13 Jan 2019
How post-hoc power calculation is like a shit sandwichoriginal ↗
13 Jan 2019
Johnny Carson (2) vs. Paul Erdos; Babe Didrikson Zaharias advancesoriginal ↗
12 Jan 2019
This is one offer I can refuseoriginal ↗
12 Jan 2019
New blog hosting!original ↗
11 Jan 2019
NYC Meetup Thursday: Under the hood: Stan’s library, language, and algorithmsoriginal ↗
11 Jan 2019
Becker on Bohm on the important role of stories in scienceoriginal ↗
11 Jan 2019
Babe Didrikson Zaharias (2) vs. Adam Schiff; Sid Caesar advancesoriginal ↗
10 Jan 2019
MRP (multilevel regression and poststratification; Mister P): Clearing up misunderstandings aboutoriginal ↗
10 Jan 2019
Ed Sullivan (3) vs. Sid Caesar; DJ Jazzy Jeff advancesoriginal ↗
9 Jan 2019
Reproducibility and Stanoriginal ↗
9 Jan 2019
Philip Roth (4) vs. DJ Jazzy Jeff; Jim Thorpe advancesoriginal ↗
8 Jan 2019
“The Book of Why” by Pearl and Mackenzieoriginal ↗
8 Jan 2019
Did she really live 122 years?original ↗
8 Jan 2019
The seminar speaker contest begins: Jim Thorpe (1) vs. John Oliveroriginal ↗
7 Jan 2019
On deck for the first half of 2019original ↗
7 Jan 2019
Objective Bayes conference in Juneoriginal ↗
6 Jan 2019
Announcing the ultimate seminar speaker contest: 2019 edition!original ↗
6 Jan 2019
“Dissolving the Fermi Paradox”original ↗
5 Jan 2019
Back by popular demand . . . The Greatest Seminar Speaker contest!original ↗
4 Jan 2019
Robin Pemantle’s updated bag of tricks for math teaching!original ↗
4 Jan 2019
Published in 2018original ↗
3 Jan 2019
What to do when you read a paper and it’s full of errors and the author won’t share the data or be open about the analysis?original ↗
2 Jan 2019
“Principles of posterior visualization”original ↗
1 Jan 2019

2018

Authority figures in psychology spread more happy talk, still don’t get the point that much of the published, celebrated, and publicized work in their field is no good (Part 2)original ↗
31 Dec 2018
Combining apparently contradictory evidenceoriginal ↗
30 Dec 2018
“Check yourself before you wreck yourself: Assessing discrete choice models through predictive simulations”original ↗
29 Dec 2018
Using multilevel modeling to improve analysis of multiple comparisonsoriginal ↗
28 Dec 2018
Back to the Walloriginal ↗
27 Dec 2018
What is probability?original ↗
26 Dec 2018
“Thus, a loss aversion principle is rendered superfluous to an account of the phenomena it was introduced to explain.”original ↗
25 Dec 2018
June is applied regression exam month!original ↗
24 Dec 2018
Zak David expresses critical views of some published research in empirical quantitative financeoriginal ↗
24 Dec 2018
“When Both Men and Women Drop Out of the Labor Force, Why Do Economists Only Ask About Men?”original ↗
23 Dec 2018
Carol Nickerson explains what those mysterious diagrams were sayingoriginal ↗
22 Dec 2018
The causal hype ratchetoriginal ↗
21 Dec 2018
Exploring model fit by looking at a histogram of a posterior simulation draw of a set of parameters in a hierarchical modeloriginal ↗
20 Dec 2018
When “nudge” doesn’t work: Medication Reminders to Outcomes After Myocardial Infarctionoriginal ↗
19 Dec 2018
Comparing racism from different eras: If only Tucker Carlson had been around in the 1950s he could’ve been a New York Intellectual.original ↗
18 Dec 2018
Classifying yin and yang using MRIoriginal ↗
18 Dec 2018
Why do sociologists (and bloggers) focus on the negative? 5 possible explanations. (A post in the style of Fabio Rojas)original ↗
17 Dec 2018
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