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Andrew Gelman

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2015

The Final Four: Cervantes, Hobbes, Dick, Carlin! Today’s semifinal: Miguel de Cervantes (2) vs. Thomas Hobbesoriginal ↗
4 Apr 2015
Stan meetup in NYC on Tuesdayoriginal ↗
4 Apr 2015
“Thinking about the possibility of spurious correlation isn’t a matter of liking—it should be pretty much automatic.”original ↗
4 Apr 2015
John Updike vs. George Carlin (2); Hobbes and Dick advanceoriginal ↗
3 Apr 2015
A rare topical postoriginal ↗
3 Apr 2015
Round of 8 bracket; Ed Wood (3) vs. Thomas Hobbes; Philip K. Dick (2) vs. Jane Austenoriginal ↗
2 Apr 2015
There are 5 ways to get fired from Caesars: (1) theft, (2) sexual harassment, (3) running an experiment without a control group, (4) keeping a gambling addict away from the casino, and (5) chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedingsoriginal ↗
2 Apr 2015
Enough with the replication policeoriginal ↗
1 Apr 2015
The round of 8 begins: Mark Twain (4) vs. Miguel de Cervantes (2); Carlin advancesoriginal ↗
31 Mar 2015
Time-release pedagogy??original ↗
31 Mar 2015
George Carlin (2) vs. John Waters (1); Updike advancesoriginal ↗
30 Mar 2015
How is ethics like logistic regression?original ↗
30 Mar 2015
Friedrich Nietzsche (4) vs. John Updike; Austen advancesoriginal ↗
29 Mar 2015
Regression: What’s it all about? [Bayesian and otherwise]original ↗
29 Mar 2015
Stewart Lee vs. Jane Austen; Dick advancesoriginal ↗
28 Mar 2015
The publication of one of my pet ideas: Simulation-efficient shortest probability intervalsoriginal ↗
28 Mar 2015
Mohandas Gandhi (1) vs. Philip K. Dick (2); Hobbes advancesoriginal ↗
27 Mar 2015
Imagining poriginal ↗
27 Mar 2015
Chris Rock (3) vs. Thomas Hobbes; Wood advancesoriginal ↗
26 Mar 2015
Another disgraced primatologist . . . this time featuring “sympathetic dentists”original ↗
26 Mar 2015
Claude Levi-Strauss (4) vs. Ed Wood (3); Cervantes winsoriginal ↗
25 Mar 2015
Define first, prove lateroriginal ↗
25 Mar 2015
Miguel de Cervantes (2) vs. Albert Camus (1); Twain winsoriginal ↗
24 Mar 2015
Adiabatic as I wanna be: Or, how is a chess rating like classical economics?original ↗
24 Mar 2015
Round 3 begins! Mark Twain (4) vs. Mary Baker Eddyoriginal ↗
23 Mar 2015
Paul Meehl continues to be the bossoriginal ↗
23 Mar 2015
On deck this weekoriginal ↗
23 Mar 2015
Judy Garland (4) vs. John Waters (1); Carlin advancesoriginal ↗
22 Mar 2015
Why I don’t use the terms “fixed” and “random” (again)original ↗
22 Mar 2015
George Carlin (2) vs. Jacques Derrida; Updike advancesoriginal ↗
21 Mar 2015
“How the Internet Scooped Science (and What Science Still Has to Offer)”original ↗
21 Mar 2015
John Updike vs. Bertrand Russell; Nietzsche advancesoriginal ↗
20 Mar 2015
Bayesian models, causal inference, and time-varying exposuresoriginal ↗
20 Mar 2015
Karl Marx vs. Friedrich Nietzsche (4); Austen advancesoriginal ↗
19 Mar 2015
March Madness!original ↗
19 Mar 2015
What do CERN, the ISS, and Stephen Fry have in Common?original ↗
18 Mar 2015
Jane Austen vs. Karl Popper; Lee advancesoriginal ↗
18 Mar 2015
New time unit needed!original ↗
18 Mar 2015
Sigmund Freud vs. Stewart Lee; Dick advancesoriginal ↗
17 Mar 2015
The 1980 Math Olympiad Program: Where are they now?original ↗
17 Mar 2015
Grandma Moses vs. Philip K. Dick (2); Gandhi advancesoriginal ↗
16 Mar 2015
The State of the Art in Causal Inference: Some Changes Since 1972original ↗
16 Mar 2015
On deck this weekoriginal ↗
16 Mar 2015
Mohandas Gandhi (1) vs. Mother Teresa (4); Hobbes advancesoriginal ↗
15 Mar 2015
“In general I think these literatures have too much focus on data analysis and not enough on data collection.”original ↗
15 Mar 2015
Thomas Hobbes vs. Leo Tolstoy; Rock advancesoriginal ↗
14 Mar 2015
They don’t fit into their categoriesoriginal ↗
14 Mar 2015
Simone de Beauvoir (2) vs. Chris Rock (3); Wood advancesoriginal ↗
13 Mar 2015
Using y.bar to predict y: What’s that all about??original ↗
13 Mar 2015
Ed Wood (3) vs. Alan Turing (2); Levi-Strauss advancesoriginal ↗
12 Mar 2015
Stock-and-flow and other concepts that are important in statistical modeling but typically don’t get taught to statisticiansoriginal ↗
12 Mar 2015
Leonardo da Vinci (1) vs. Claude Levi-Strauss; Camus advancesoriginal ↗
11 Mar 2015
Transformative experiences: a discussion with L. A. Paul and Paul Bloomoriginal ↗
11 Mar 2015
“Voices from everywhere saying gently: This we praise. This we don’t.”original ↗
10 Mar 2015
Thomas Kinkade vs. Albert Camus (1); Cervantes advancesoriginal ↗
10 Mar 2015
The illusion of the illusion of controloriginal ↗
10 Mar 2015
Miguel de Cervantes (2) vs. Henry David Thoreau (3); Eddy advancesoriginal ↗
9 Mar 2015
Ellen Langer: expert on, and victim of, the illusion of controloriginal ↗
9 Mar 2015
Mary Baker Eddy vs. Mohammad (2); Twain advancesoriginal ↗
8 Mar 2015
Causal Impact from Googleoriginal ↗
8 Mar 2015
Round 2 begins! Plato (1) vs. Mark Twain (4)original ↗
7 Mar 2015
Interactive demonstrations for linear and Gaussian process regressionsoriginal ↗
7 Mar 2015
First World problems: Stan editionoriginal ↗
7 Mar 2015
Statistics job opening . . . at the NBA!original ↗
7 Mar 2015
John Waters (1) vs. Bono; Garland advancesoriginal ↗
6 Mar 2015
“The Saturated Fat Studies: Set Up to Fail”original ↗
6 Mar 2015
Judy Garland (4) vs. Al Sharpton; Derrida advancesoriginal ↗
5 Mar 2015
Defaults, once set, are hard to change.original ↗
5 Mar 2015
My talk tomorrow (Thurs) at MIT political science: Recent challenges and developments in Bayesian modeling and computation (from a political and social science perspective)original ↗
4 Mar 2015
Bernard-Henry Levy (3) vs. Jacques Derrida; Carlin advancesoriginal ↗
4 Mar 2015
These are the statistics papers you just have to readoriginal ↗
4 Mar 2015
George Carlin (2) vs. Barbara Krugeroriginal ↗
3 Mar 2015
One simple trick to make Stan run fasteroriginal ↗
3 Mar 2015
Introducing shinyStanoriginal ↗
2 Mar 2015
Rembrandt van Rijn (2) vs. Bertrand Russelloriginal ↗
2 Mar 2015
What hypothesis testing is all about. (Hint: It’s not what you think.)original ↗
2 Mar 2015
On deck this weekoriginal ↗
2 Mar 2015
Buddha (3) vs. John Updikeoriginal ↗
1 Mar 2015
“Precise Answers to the Wrong Questions”original ↗
1 Mar 2015
Friedrich Nietzsche (4) vs. Alan Bennettoriginal ↗
28 Feb 2015
Bertrand Russell goes to the IRBoriginal ↗
28 Feb 2015
William Shakespeare (1) vs. Karl Marxoriginal ↗
27 Feb 2015
“The harm done by tests of significance” (article from 1994 in the journal, “Accident Analysis and Prevention”)original ↗
27 Feb 2015
Richard Pryor (1) vs. Karl Popperoriginal ↗
26 Feb 2015
Psych journal bans significance tests; stat blogger inundated with emailsoriginal ↗
26 Feb 2015
Abraham (4) vs. Jane Austenoriginal ↗
25 Feb 2015
The axes are labeled but I don’t know what the dots represent.original ↗
25 Feb 2015
Aristotle (3) vs. Stewart Leeoriginal ↗
24 Feb 2015
Upcoming Stan-related talksoriginal ↗
24 Feb 2015
“A small but growing collection of studies suggest X” . . . huh?original ↗
24 Feb 2015
Martin Luther King (2) vs. Sigmund Freudoriginal ↗
23 Feb 2015
“Unbiasedness”: You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. [My talk tomorrow in the Princeton economics department]original ↗
23 Feb 2015
On deck this weekoriginal ↗
23 Feb 2015
Philip K. Dick (2) vs. Jean Baudrillardoriginal ↗
22 Feb 2015
“Academics should be made accountable for exaggerations in press releases about their own work”original ↗
22 Feb 2015
Vincent van Gogh (3) vs. Grandma Mosesoriginal ↗
21 Feb 2015
Bayes and doomsdayoriginal ↗
21 Feb 2015
The bracket so faroriginal ↗
20 Feb 2015
Mother Teresa (4) vs. Sun Myung Moonoriginal ↗
20 Feb 2015
Statistical Significance – Significant Problem?original ↗
20 Feb 2015
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