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Andrew Gelman

statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

2013

New issue of Symposium magazineoriginal ↗
5 Aug 2013
What are the key assumptions of linear regression?original ↗
4 Aug 2013
Uncertainty in parameter estimates using multilevel modelsoriginal ↗
3 Aug 2013
My course this fall on l’analyse bayésienne de donnéesoriginal ↗
2 Aug 2013
Non-topical bloggingoriginal ↗
1 Aug 2013
Response by Jessica Tracy and Alec Beall to my critique of the methods in their paper, “Women Are More Likely to Wear Red or Pink at Peak Fertility”original ↗
31 Jul 2013
The Roy causal model?original ↗
30 Jul 2013
Postdocs in probabilistic modeling! With David Blei! And Stan!original ↗
29 Jul 2013
More on that machine learning courseoriginal ↗
28 Jul 2013
50 shades of gray: A research storyoriginal ↗
28 Jul 2013
Teaching is hardoriginal ↗
27 Jul 2013
“The Inside Story Of The Harvard Dissertation That Became Too Racist For Heritage”original ↗
26 Jul 2013
What should be in a machine learning course?original ↗
26 Jul 2013
Bayes-respecting experimental design and other thingsoriginal ↗
25 Jul 2013
Too Good To Be True: The Scientific Mass Production of Spurious Statistical Significanceoriginal ↗
24 Jul 2013
Recently in the sister blogoriginal ↗
24 Jul 2013
Christakis response to my comment on his comments on social science (or just skip to the P.P.P.S. at the end)original ↗
23 Jul 2013
Top 5 stat papers since 2000?original ↗
22 Jul 2013
My talks that were scheduled for Tues at the Data Skeptics meetup and Wed at the Open Statistical Programming meetuporiginal ↗
22 Jul 2013
Defensive political science responds defensively to an attack on social scienceoriginal ↗
21 Jul 2013
Bayes relatedoriginal ↗
21 Jul 2013
We are what we are studyingoriginal ↗
20 Jul 2013
Prior distributions on derived quantities rather than on parameters themselvesoriginal ↗
19 Jul 2013
“How big is your chance of dying in an ordinary play?”original ↗
18 Jul 2013
You’ll get a high Type S error rate if you use classical statistical methods to analyze data from underpowered studiesoriginal ↗
18 Jul 2013
Data to use for in-class sampling exercises?original ↗
18 Jul 2013
“Stop and frisk” statisticsoriginal ↗
17 Jul 2013
A poll that throws away data???original ↗
17 Jul 2013
Priorsoriginal ↗
16 Jul 2013
Forward causal reasoning statements are about estimation; reverse causal questions are about model checking and hypothesis generationoriginal ↗
15 Jul 2013
Learning how to speakoriginal ↗
14 Jul 2013
Meritocracy rerunoriginal ↗
13 Jul 2013
Economic policy does not occur in a political vacuumoriginal ↗
13 Jul 2013
“A tangle of unexamined emotional impulses and illogical responses”original ↗
12 Jul 2013
Yes, worry about generalizing from data to population. But multilevel modeling is the solution, not the problemoriginal ↗
11 Jul 2013
Don’t trust the Turkoriginal ↗
10 Jul 2013
Please send all comments to /dev/ripleyoriginal ↗
10 Jul 2013
“Frontiers in Massive Data Analysis”original ↗
10 Jul 2013
Symposium Magazineoriginal ↗
9 Jul 2013
How to think about a Psychological Science paper that seems iffy but is not obviously flawed?original ↗
8 Jul 2013
Stereotype threat!original ↗
7 Jul 2013
How to think about papers published in low-grade journals?original ↗
6 Jul 2013
“Numbersense: How to use big data to your advantage”original ↗
5 Jul 2013
More plain old everyday Bayesianismoriginal ↗
5 Jul 2013
“Versatile, affordable chicken has grown in popularity”original ↗
4 Jul 2013
Bayes pays!original ↗
4 Jul 2013
Kuhn, 1/f noise, and the fractal nature of scientific revolutionsoriginal ↗
3 Jul 2013
They want me to send them free material and pay for the privilegeoriginal ↗
2 Jul 2013
Going meta on Niall Fergusonoriginal ↗
1 Jul 2013
“Non-statistical” statistics toolsoriginal ↗
30 Jun 2013
R sucksoriginal ↗
29 Jun 2013
Going negativeoriginal ↗
29 Jun 2013
Econ coauthorship updateoriginal ↗
28 Jun 2013
The weirdest thing about the AJPH storyoriginal ↗
27 Jun 2013
Huh?original ↗
27 Jun 2013
Don’t buy Bayesian Data Analysis . . .original ↗
26 Jun 2013
Is there too much coauthorship in economics (and science more generally)? Or too little?original ↗
25 Jun 2013
Why it doesn’t make sense in general to form confidence intervals by inverting hypothesis testsoriginal ↗
24 Jun 2013
Bayesian quality control?original ↗
24 Jun 2013
AI Stats conference on Stan etc.original ↗
23 Jun 2013
Struggles over the criticism of the “cannabis users and IQ change” paperoriginal ↗
22 Jun 2013
Job openings at conservative political analytics firm!original ↗
21 Jun 2013
Interpreting interactions in discrete-data regressionoriginal ↗
21 Jun 2013
Amazing retro gnu graphics!original ↗
20 Jun 2013
“Behind a cancer-treatment firm’s rosy survival claims”original ↗
19 Jun 2013
There are no fat sprintersoriginal ↗
18 Jun 2013
Job opening! Come work with us!original ↗
18 Jun 2013
Weak identification provides partial informationoriginal ↗
17 Jun 2013
Job opening at new “big data” consulting firm!original ↗
17 Jun 2013
Evilicious: Why We Evolved a Taste for Being Badoriginal ↗
16 Jun 2013
Exploratory multilevel analysis when group-level variables are of importanceoriginal ↗
15 Jun 2013
Progress! (on the understanding of the role of randomization in Bayesian inference)original ↗
14 Jun 2013
Turing chess tournament!original ↗
14 Jun 2013
Against the myth of the heroic visualizationoriginal ↗
13 Jun 2013
When’s that next gamma-ray blast gonna come, already?original ↗
13 Jun 2013
Peter Thiel is writing another book!original ↗
12 Jun 2013
How to best graph the Beveridge curve, relating the vacancy rate in jobs to the unemployment rate?original ↗
12 Jun 2013
Folic acid and autismoriginal ↗
11 Jun 2013
I don’t think we get much out of framing politics as the Tragic Vision vs. the Utopian Visionoriginal ↗
10 Jun 2013
Frontiers of Science updateoriginal ↗
10 Jun 2013
“Heterogeneity of variance in experimental studies: A challenge to conventional interpretations”original ↗
9 Jun 2013
New Judea Pearl journal of causal inferenceoriginal ↗
8 Jun 2013
Using trends in R-squared to measure progress in criminology??original ↗
8 Jun 2013
Robust logistic regressionoriginal ↗
7 Jun 2013
“Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending”original ↗
7 Jun 2013
Leahy Versus Albedoman and the Moneygoround, Part Oneoriginal ↗
6 Jun 2013
A story of fake-data checking being used to shoot down a flawed analysis at the Farm Credit Agencyoriginal ↗
5 Jun 2013
Interrogating p-valuesoriginal ↗
4 Jun 2013
Bootoriginal ↗
4 Jun 2013
The statistical properties of smart chains (and referral chains more generally)original ↗
3 Jun 2013
Flame baitoriginal ↗
2 Jun 2013
Benford’s law and addressesoriginal ↗
1 Jun 2013
How to fix the tabloids? Toward replicable social science researchoriginal ↗
31 May 2013
Infill asymptotics and sprawl asymptoticsoriginal ↗
30 May 2013
Another one of those “Psychological Science” papers (this time on biceps size and political attitudes among college students)original ↗
29 May 2013
Escalatingly uncomfortableoriginal ↗
28 May 2013
Nostalgiaoriginal ↗
28 May 2013
Simplify until your fake-data check works, then add complications until you can figure out where the problem is coming fromoriginal ↗
28 May 2013
More spam!original ↗
27 May 2013
Annals of spamoriginal ↗
27 May 2013
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