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

2013

How to understand coefficients that reverse sign when you start controlling for things?original ↗
26 May 2013
In which I side with Neyman over Fisheroriginal ↗
24 May 2013
Validation of Software for Bayesian Models Using Posterior Quantilesoriginal ↗
23 May 2013
To Throw Away Data: Plagiarism as a Statistical Crimeoriginal ↗
22 May 2013
Recently in the sister blogoriginal ↗
21 May 2013
Evaluating Columbia University’s Frontiers of Science courseoriginal ↗
20 May 2013
What happened that the journal Psychological Science published a paper with no identifiable strengths?original ↗
20 May 2013
Prose is paragraphs, prose is sentencesoriginal ↗
19 May 2013
uuuuuuuuuuuuuglyoriginal ↗
18 May 2013
Where do theories come from?original ↗
17 May 2013
How can statisticians help psychologists do their research better?original ↗
17 May 2013
How do we choose our default methods?original ↗
16 May 2013
Does quantum uncertainty have a place in everyday applied statistics?original ↗
15 May 2013
Reputations changeable, situations tolerableoriginal ↗
15 May 2013
GPstuff: Bayesian Modeling with Gaussian Processesoriginal ↗
14 May 2013
Stan!original ↗
13 May 2013
A Structural Comparison of Conspicuous Consumption in China and the United Statesoriginal ↗
13 May 2013
OpenData Latinoamericaoriginal ↗
12 May 2013
Crime novels for economistsoriginal ↗
12 May 2013
Actually, I have no problem with this graphoriginal ↗
11 May 2013
The recursion of pop-econoriginal ↗
10 May 2013
Same old same oldoriginal ↗
9 May 2013
A tale of two discussion papersoriginal ↗
9 May 2013
Of parsing and chessoriginal ↗
8 May 2013
Like Casper the ghost, Niall Ferguson is not only white. He is also very, very adorable.original ↗
8 May 2013
Is Felix Salmon wrong on free TV?original ↗
7 May 2013
Against optimism about social scienceoriginal ↗
6 May 2013
Cleaning up scienceoriginal ↗
5 May 2013
The New York Times Book of Mathematicsoriginal ↗
5 May 2013
One more thought on Hoover historian Niall Ferguson’s thing about Keynes being gay and marrying a ballerina and talking about poetryoriginal ↗
5 May 2013
The Folk Theorem of Statistical Computingoriginal ↗
4 May 2013
Jesus historian Niall Ferguson and the improving standards of public discourseoriginal ↗
4 May 2013
NYC Data Skeptics Meetuporiginal ↗
3 May 2013
Setting aside the politics, the debate over the new health-care study reveals that we’re moving to a new high standard of statistical journalismoriginal ↗
3 May 2013
Culture clashoriginal ↗
3 May 2013
7 ways to separate errors from statisticsoriginal ↗
2 May 2013
A graph at war with its caption. Also, how to visualize the same numbers without giving the display a misleading causal feel?original ↗
1 May 2013
“Tragedy of the science-communication commons”original ↗
30 Apr 2013
Giving credit where dueoriginal ↗
30 Apr 2013
The Great Raceoriginal ↗
29 Apr 2013
The blogrolloriginal ↗
29 Apr 2013
Plain old everyday Bayesianism!original ↗
28 Apr 2013
Time-Sharing Experiments for the Social Sciencesoriginal ↗
27 Apr 2013
Continued fractions!!original ↗
27 Apr 2013
“A Vast Graveyard of Undead Theories: Publication Bias and Psychological Science’s Aversion to the Null”original ↗
26 Apr 2013
Fascinating graphs from facebook dataoriginal ↗
25 Apr 2013
It’s binless! A program for computing normalizing functionsoriginal ↗
25 Apr 2013
Samurai sword-wielding Mormon bishop pharmaceutical statistician stops muggeroriginal ↗
24 Apr 2013
My talk midtown this Friday noon (and at Columbia Monday afternoon)original ↗
24 Apr 2013
The Tweets-Votes Curveoriginal ↗
24 Apr 2013
Foundation for Open Access Statisticsoriginal ↗
23 Apr 2013
Charles Murray’s “Coming Apart” and the measurement of social and political divisionsoriginal ↗
23 Apr 2013
Goal: Rules for Turing chessoriginal ↗
22 Apr 2013
More on Bayesian model selection in high-dimensional settingsoriginal ↗
21 Apr 2013
Exponential increase in the number of stat majorsoriginal ↗
21 Apr 2013
A mess with which I am comfortableoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2013
Displaying inferences from complex modelsoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2013
Grad students: Participate in an online survey on statistics educationoriginal ↗
19 Apr 2013
Chomsky chomsky chomsky chomsky furiouslyoriginal ↗
19 Apr 2013
Psychology experiments to understand what’s going on with data graphics?original ↗
18 Apr 2013
Subway seriesoriginal ↗
18 Apr 2013
Excel-bashingoriginal ↗
17 Apr 2013
NUTS discussed on Xi’an’s Ogoriginal ↗
17 Apr 2013
Data problems, coding errors…what can be done?original ↗
17 Apr 2013
Memo to Reinhart and Rogoff: I think it’s best to admit your errors and go on from thereoriginal ↗
17 Apr 2013
My talk in Chicago this Thurs 6:30pmoriginal ↗
16 Apr 2013
How effective are football coaches?original ↗
15 Apr 2013
Detecting predictability in complex ecosystemsoriginal ↗
14 Apr 2013
Why girls do better in schooloriginal ↗
14 Apr 2013
Can you write a program to determine the causal order?original ↗
13 Apr 2013
Stan 1.3.0 and RStan 1.3.0 Ready for Actionoriginal ↗
12 Apr 2013
Too tired to mockoriginal ↗
12 Apr 2013
Continuing conflict over conflict statisticsoriginal ↗
11 Apr 2013
“Proposition and experiment”original ↗
10 Apr 2013
The guy behind me on line for the train . . .original ↗
9 Apr 2013
Recently and not-so-recently in the sister blogoriginal ↗
9 Apr 2013
My talks in DC and Baltimore this weekoriginal ↗
9 Apr 2013
The Supreme Court meets the fallacy of the one-sided betoriginal ↗
8 Apr 2013
Scatterplot charades!original ↗
7 Apr 2013
X on JLPoriginal ↗
7 Apr 2013
Calling Jenny Davidson . . .original ↗
6 Apr 2013
David Brooks writes that technical knowledge—“the statistical knowledge you need to understand what market researchers do, the biological knowledge you need to grasp the basics of what nurses do”—can be “memorized by rote”original ↗
5 Apr 2013
Elites have alcohol problems too!original ↗
5 Apr 2013
Wanna be the next Tyler Cowen? It’s not as easy as you might think!original ↗
5 Apr 2013
When is there “hidden structure in data” to be discovered?original ↗
4 Apr 2013
Hierarchical array priors for ANOVA decompositionsoriginal ↗
3 Apr 2013
So much artistic talentoriginal ↗
2 Apr 2013
Wolfram on Mandelbrotoriginal ↗
1 Apr 2013
He’s getting ready to write a bookoriginal ↗
31 Mar 2013
“Statistical Modeling: A Fresh Approach”original ↗
30 Mar 2013
Another Feller theoryoriginal ↗
29 Mar 2013
Racism!original ↗
28 Mar 2013
“Two Dogmas of Strong Objective Bayesianism”original ↗
27 Mar 2013
My talk at the University of Michigan today 4pmoriginal ↗
27 Mar 2013
Data Science for Social Good summer fellowship programoriginal ↗
26 Mar 2013
The harm done by tests of significanceoriginal ↗
25 Mar 2013
In which I disagree with John Maynard Keynesoriginal ↗
23 Mar 2013
Likelihood Ratio ≠ 1 Journaloriginal ↗
22 Mar 2013
2.15original ↗
21 Mar 2013
Stan at Google this Thurs and at Berkeley this Fri noonoriginal ↗
20 Mar 2013
Previous Next