#Descriptive

Howard Rundle

HowardRundle4

Can we talk about science? Very generally? I teach a 4th year undergraduate honours seminar in which we discuss this, but recent experience suggests it bears wider treatment. 1. There

Jason Crawford

jasoncrawford

I am not an “optimist”.Well, not exactly. Though I sing the praises of progress on @rootsofprogress, and though I paint a bold vision for the future, I have hesitated to

ksenia c (she/her/elle)

altspaces

We have lots of room to improve #GC documents! There are many small accessibility adjustments that can make a big difference. Let's start today! Tip 1: Make sure each of

enough is enough

EmilyGorcenski

Was chatting with a coworker today about what "data strategy" means and figured I'd share some thoughts since it was a good discussion. You can take these concepts and apply

Alan Levinovitz

AlanLevinovitz

Collapse of trust in expertise is largely about our collective realization that experts—and their public—have vastly overestimated the power of quantification to solve everything from justice to happiness to the

Christopher Frey

FreyChristopher

So there are at least two things one can mean here by ‘exceptionalism’. I think one is descriptive and true, the other isn’t descriptive and false. So classical Greece/Rome is

Dr Ciarán McDonnell

DrCiaranMcDonn

Have a look at these great articles by @latelordchatham, featuring diary of Lt-Col Thomas Walsh, AAG to Eyre Coote in the Walcheren expedition. Walsh is a perfect example of the

Jared C. Wilson

jaredcwilson

One thing you notice from time to time as our most dedicated harassers, nitpickers, and revilers defend their "communication strategies" is an appeal to the harsh language of the Scriptures.

GUH-ICU&Anaesthesia

GUH_ICU_Anaesth

1. It’s #researchmethodologies time! This week we’re beginning descriptive statistics (DS), specifically, measures of central tendency (MOCT)Are you clear on what descriptive statistics are? Here’s where we are in the

Ayodele

DataSciBae

There are so many ways for people to get started in a Data Science Career. One of the best ways to break in is with a job title pivot, but

Arj P.

nesciendi

Have been bingeing @moreofcomment this weekend, specifically on social psych’s myopia wrt. the is–ought gap, and I’m struck again by the fact that the discipline broadly seems to have forgotten

Jim OShaughnessy

jposhaughnessy

1/Base Rates are Boring (And REALLY Effective)The majority of investors, as well as anyone else using traditional, intuitive forecasting methods, are overwhelmed by their human nature. They use information unreliably,

Jacques Marcoux

jacquesmarcoux

Here's the thing though... HOW age groups are contracting the virus matters probably more than how many per age group. I doubt most of those folks in PCHs are getting

Stefano Palminteri

StePalminteri

I believe that one of the reasons of this difference in perception between scientists and philosophers boils down to the fact that scientists usually dive into philosophy of science in

Kevin_Indig

Kevin_Indig

Great business advice from @harleyf . Let me add some SEO advice:1) get the basics straight: write click-worthy meta-titles that include the main keyword Most people don’t do this well

Michael C. Frank

mcxfrank

On the "stats in psycholinguistics debate" (aka "back to ANOVA?"), I get the frustration. It's totally annoying to have to work to understand the vagaries of Stan rescaling and convergence

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