corpus.blog
41,554 blogs · 5,197,919 posts Claim your blog
Back to Andrew Gelman
Blog · corpus.blog/blogs/statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/posts

Andrew Gelman

statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

2014

Do you believe that “humans and other living things have evolved over time”?original ↗
10 Jan 2014
San Fernando Valley cityscapes: An example of the benefits of fractal devastation?original ↗
9 Jan 2014
Hermann Goering and Jane Jacobs, together at last!original ↗
9 Jan 2014
Belief aggregationoriginal ↗
8 Jan 2014
How to display multinominal logit results graphically?original ↗
8 Jan 2014
My recent debugging experienceoriginal ↗
7 Jan 2014
Spam namesoriginal ↗
6 Jan 2014
“Dogs are sensitive to small variations of the Earth’s magnetic field”original ↗
4 Jan 2014
Booze: Been There. Done That.original ↗
3 Jan 2014
2013original ↗
2 Jan 2014
“Though They May Be Unaware, Newlyweds Implicitly Know Whether Their Marriage Will Be Satisfying”original ↗
1 Jan 2014

2013

No on Yes/No decisionsoriginal ↗
31 Dec 2013
Bill Gates’s favorite graph of the yearoriginal ↗
30 Dec 2013
“Statistics Done Wrong”original ↗
29 Dec 2013
Using randomized incentives as an instrument for survey nonresponse?original ↗
28 Dec 2013
(R/Py/Cmd)Stan 2.1.0original ↗
28 Dec 2013
Should statistics have a Nobel prize?original ↗
27 Dec 2013
Statistical evidence for revised standardsoriginal ↗
26 Dec 2013
Measuring Beautyoriginal ↗
26 Dec 2013
Spam!original ↗
25 Dec 2013
NYT version of birthday graphoriginal ↗
24 Dec 2013
Estimating and summarizing inference for hierarchical variance parameters when the number of groups is smalloriginal ↗
24 Dec 2013
I hate this stufforiginal ↗
23 Dec 2013
The kluges of today are the textbook solutions of tomorrow.original ↗
22 Dec 2013
Chasing the noiseoriginal ↗
21 Dec 2013
Don’t douthat, man! Please give this fallacy a name.original ↗
20 Dec 2013
Happy birthdayoriginal ↗
19 Dec 2013
Revised evidence for statistical standardsoriginal ↗
19 Dec 2013
In Memoriam Dennis Lindleyoriginal ↗
18 Dec 2013
Replication backlashoriginal ↗
17 Dec 2013
Whither the “bet on sparsity principle” in a nonsparse world?original ↗
16 Dec 2013
The UN Plot to Force Bayesianism on Unsuspecting Americans (penalized B-Spline edition)original ↗
15 Dec 2013
Oswald evidenceoriginal ↗
14 Dec 2013
And now, here’s something that would make Ed Tufte spin in his . . . ummm, Tufte’s still around, actually, so let’s just say I don’t think he’d like it!original ↗
13 Dec 2013
Flexibility is goodoriginal ↗
13 Dec 2013
My talk at Leuven, Sat 14 Decoriginal ↗
12 Dec 2013
Multilevel marketing as a way of liquidating participants’ social networksoriginal ↗
11 Dec 2013
Cross-validation and Bayesian estimation of tuning parametersoriginal ↗
10 Dec 2013
How to model distributions that have outliers in one directionoriginal ↗
9 Dec 2013
The never-ending (and often productive) race between theory and practiceoriginal ↗
8 Dec 2013
If I could’ve done it all over againoriginal ↗
7 Dec 2013
Comments on “Improving the Dependability of Research in Personality and Social Psychology: Recommendations for Research and Educational Practice,” the report of the SPSP Task Force on Publication and Research Practicesoriginal ↗
6 Dec 2013
Stan (quietly) passes 512 people on the users listoriginal ↗
5 Dec 2013
What predicts whether a school district will participate in a large-scale evaluation?original ↗
5 Dec 2013
Tesla fires!original ↗
4 Dec 2013
Objects of the class “Lawrence Summers”: Arne Duncan editionoriginal ↗
3 Dec 2013
Does a professor’s intervention in online discussions have the effect of prolonging discussion or cutting it off?original ↗
2 Dec 2013
Should personal genetic testing be regulated? Battle of the blogrolloriginal ↗
2 Dec 2013
Separated by a common blah blah blahoriginal ↗
1 Dec 2013
???original ↗
30 Nov 2013
The gradual transition to replicable scienceoriginal ↗
29 Nov 2013
“Statistics is what people think math is”original ↗
28 Nov 2013
Three unblinded miceoriginal ↗
27 Nov 2013
“Please make fun of this claim”original ↗
26 Nov 2013
An interesting but flawed attempt to apply general forecasting principles to contextualize attitudes toward risks of global warmingoriginal ↗
25 Nov 2013
Postdoc position on psychometrics and network modelingoriginal ↗
25 Nov 2013
Tables > figures yet againoriginal ↗
23 Nov 2013
A Bayesian model for an increasing function, in Stan!original ↗
22 Nov 2013
Hidden dangers of noninformative priorsoriginal ↗
21 Nov 2013
That’s crazy talk!original ↗
20 Nov 2013
NYT (non)-retraction watchoriginal ↗
20 Nov 2013
More on “data science” and “statistics”original ↗
19 Nov 2013
What’s my Kasparov number?original ↗
18 Nov 2013
Big bad education bureaucracy does big bad thingsoriginal ↗
17 Nov 2013
Objects of the class “Objects of the class”original ↗
16 Nov 2013
“Are all significant p-values created equal?”original ↗
15 Nov 2013
BDA class 4 G+ hangout on air is on airoriginal ↗
15 Nov 2013
BDA class G+ hangout another tryoriginal ↗
14 Nov 2013
Statistics is the least important part of data scienceoriginal ↗
14 Nov 2013
“What are some situations in which the classical approach (or a naive implementation of it, based on cookbook recipes) gives worse results than a Bayesian approach, results that actually impeded the science?”original ↗
13 Nov 2013
Plaig!original ↗
12 Nov 2013
Why ask why? Forward causal inference and reverse causal questionsoriginal ↗
11 Nov 2013
Schiminovich is on The Simpsonsoriginal ↗
10 Nov 2013
Typo in Ghitza and Gelman MRP paperoriginal ↗
9 Nov 2013
A day with the news!original ↗
8 Nov 2013
I’m negative on the expression “false positives”original ↗
7 Nov 2013
Data visualizations gone beautifully wrongoriginal ↗
7 Nov 2013
“Marginally significant”original ↗
6 Nov 2013
How much do we trust a new claim that early childhood stimulation raised earnings by 42%?original ↗
5 Nov 2013
Shlemiel the Software Developer and Unknown Unknownsoriginal ↗
4 Nov 2013
Recently in the sister blogoriginal ↗
4 Nov 2013
The Employment Nondiscrimination Act is overwhelmingly popular in nearly every one of the 50 statesoriginal ↗
3 Nov 2013
How best to compare effects measured in two different time periods?original ↗
3 Nov 2013
I’ve already written next year’s April Fools post!original ↗
2 Nov 2013
Doing Data Science: What’s it all about?original ↗
1 Nov 2013
Value-added modeling in education: Gaming the system by sending kids on a field trip at test timeoriginal ↗
31 Oct 2013
Berri Gladwell Loken football updateoriginal ↗
30 Oct 2013
My talk in Amsterdam tomorrow (Wed 29 Oct): Can we use Bayesian methods to resolve the current crisis of statistically-significant research findings that don’t hold up?original ↗
29 Oct 2013
Writing for freeoriginal ↗
28 Oct 2013
Uncompressing the concept of compressed sensingoriginal ↗
27 Oct 2013
“The Bayesian approach to forensic evidence”original ↗
26 Oct 2013
“We agree that everyone deserves a second chance. But we do prefer when those given a second chance acknowledge that they did something wrong.”original ↗
25 Oct 2013
Chasing the noise: W. Edwards Deming would be spinning in his graveoriginal ↗
24 Oct 2013
Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Mister P Beatdownoriginal ↗
23 Oct 2013
PubMed Commons: A system for commenting on articles in PubMedoriginal ↗
23 Oct 2013
Ivy Jew updateoriginal ↗
22 Oct 2013
Most Popular Girl Names by State over Timeoriginal ↗
21 Oct 2013
The future (and past) of statistical sciencesoriginal ↗
21 Oct 2013
The institution of tenureoriginal ↗
20 Oct 2013
R package for effect size calculations for psychology researchersoriginal ↗
19 Oct 2013
Previous Next