I wonder how many of those posts were ‘this question has been asked already”? And I wonder what stats nerds are doing with all that pent up snark energy?
This is the blockbuster of the AI generation
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respect sampling variability
I wonder how many of those posts were ‘this question has been asked already”? And I wonder what stats nerds are doing with all that pent up snark energy?
This is the blockbuster of the AI generation
My take on p-values: 1. p-values do what they are designed to do, which is not what most people using them imagine them to do. 2. Trying to fix p-values is a trap, because no single-number summary can do what people want p-values to do! 3. Trying to explain p-values is also a trap, because...
“A p-value is the most widespread statistical concept that is not definable in a single sentence“ CHECKMATE
I’m just going to start imputing missing data and see if anyone notices.
Here's a useful page with a **ton** of common tasks in #RStats, done with parallel syntax for tidyverse vs. data.table vs. base. arelbundock.com/posts/dt_tb_... #rdatatable #tidyverse
data.table vs. base vs. dplyr | Vincent Arel-Bundock
Academic website and blog of Vincent Arel-Bundock.
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This is amazing and I hippo it gets used widely.
Today we launch the first stable release of RegCheck: v1.0.0. RegCheck makes it easier and quicker to compare study registrations to published papers for consistency - something we know is important in principle, but rarely done in practice. A 🧵 on what's new: regcheck.app
I mean, every stats text too, tbh.
econometrics books should have a big *WARNING: YOUR DATA WILL NOT ARRIVE IN A FORM THAT ALLOWS THIS ANALYSIS. IT MAY TAKE WEEKS TO GET IT THERE * sticker at the top of every section introducing a a new quasi-experimental method.
The internet is awash with hidden landmines—beware. I have stepped on this one and I think I’m on a list.
Googling INLA (integrated nested Laplace approximation) without care gives you the Irish National Liberation Army. The militia for you if you think the IRA are too centrist.
Holy cow, this is *amazing* and I highly recommend it to anyone who works with environmental exposure data!
Want to estimate the effects of hourly environmental exposures, but only have daily case data (i.e. the normal situation)? Nidhi Shukla developed a method and did a big simulation study to test it. It works pretty well. www.medrxiv.org/content/10.6...
I’m sure I’m not the first to say this, but academic publishers—months to years from writing to acceptance, and the submission related work. And then: return this proof in 2 days (sent on Friday evening, btw). 🤬
Holy flirking schnitt. Endurance sports nutrition is OUT OF CONTROL. The number of absurd claims and dollars per calorie are inconceivable.
I thought I was the only one!
a cartoon character with blue hair says so this is what it feels like when doves cry ..
ALT: a cartoon character with blue hair says so this is what it feels like when doves cry ..
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I had to write this exact line 2 days ago lol
Every few months i discover that tidyverse has built-in functions to do things I was already doing, just with more steps. I recently discovered value_fill = in pivot_wider. this used to frustrate me, but I’ve come to love it. The breadth of knowledge and expertise out there is 😍. #rstats
I was today years old when I first received this error message: ‘no more error handlers available (recursive errors?). #rstats
It’s both amazing, terrifying, and a little sad that I learned so much regex, got pretty good at it, and now appear to have basically dumped it almost completely from my brain #rstats
Massive deadline approaching, way behind on analysis. Perfect time to update my version of R and RStudio. Duh. #rstats
I’ve had to resort to eating black licorice as it’s the only candy my locust-like children do not devour immediately upon locating in our house.
#brms people. in a random intercept model, prior = c( prior(normal(0, 1), class = "Intercept"), prior(exponential(1), class = "sd")) is equivalent to Aj(mu, tau), mu ~ normal(0,1), tau ~ exponential(1)
Agree with all 3 points. And *hard* agree with #3.
You may not like this study and its methods may not be sound, but I do not think it is p-hacking. Poor quality != p-hacking, just like high quality != absence of p-hacking Also I do not like the term p-hacking.
The more I read about Bayesian modeling, the more it seems…almost wrong to *not* do it. Especially as samplers, computing power, etc. and especially when one follows a principled workflow as promulgated by @rmcelreath.bsky.social and @avehtari.bsky.social #rstats #bayes
🎯So many important points packed into this editorial. ht @maartenvsmeden.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Show us the evidence for the value of medical AI - Nature Medicine
Claims that medical AI is improving care must be backed by appropriate evidence.
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