#ModelS

Milan Shoukri

ProofofMilan

(1/6) It is not a coincidence @souljaboy is entering crypto. I actually messaged him in 2019 since I assumed he would be the one of the first to get involved.Below

Corinⓐ Logan

LoganCorina

Feeling sad. Yesterday, I resigned as an associate editor from Royal Society Open Science bc they will be part of Read & Publish contracts from Jan 2021 (https://royalsociety.org/journals/librarians/subscribe/read-and-publish/) I will

Sammy Slade

sladesammy

Approval of the schematic design for the 203 Project (173 parking spaces @36,500 each w/ library and town offices attached) is on #Carrboro town council consent agenda for Tuesday .

Women in Statistics and Data Science

WomenInStat

Today, we’re going to play a game I’m calling “IT’S JUST A LINEAR MODEL” (IJALM).It works like this: I name a model for a quantitative response Y, and then you

BIOSEC Rosaleen Duffy

biosec_erc

Read our open letter on 'Protecting 30% of the planet for nature' which has serious omissions & failures inc marginalisation of rural people, ignores decades of research on social impacts

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

Ok folks I need to get something off my chest. I think I have a solution to the Open vs. Closed publishing war. It would require a *lot* of change,

Dr Laura Cappelle

LauraCappelle

Press conference this morning for @operadeparis' new diversity report (written by Constance Rivière & Pap Ndiaye). Rivière says it involved interviewing 90 people & reviewing books, academic work, internal documents.

Tola

adetolaov

Quick observations for fintech businesses/digital banks from financial results of Monzo, Revolut & StarlingLesson 1: LENDING HURTS. Starling earned 2.1m from interest but has 2.2m in bad loans. Monzo has

Michael Mitchell

IgnoreNarrative

Thoughts on writing putsWas asked about this by @WealthRemedy and figured I share my view with everyone. Sorry if I misjudged public interest in this.For those that care about my

Pete Kraft

GENES_PK

Interesting Q during discussion of @nilanjan10c's #HarvardPQG20 keynote this morning: how do we characterize uncertainty in individual disease risk estimates? /thread @bpasaniuc @amitvkhera I think there are two separate kinds

Luca Ferretti

LucaFerrettiEvo

Understanding timing of COVID-19 transmission is key to inform good models and to choose appropriate interventions and public health policies. We made an effort to estimate it accurately from transmission

Joshua Hind

joshuahind

Having listened to former Canadaland employees who took time I didn't deserve to tell me things I admittedly should have already known (because none of this is new news), I've

Sue Cowley

Sue_Cowley

I've been thinking a lot about why I'm so uncomfortable with the idea of a '#curriculum progression model' in #EYFS. (In fact, I woke up in the middle of the

oliver beige

oliverbeige

While we're killing time I can translate and summarize a podcast talk I gave in 2017 (in German) on how Donald Trump confounded the poll aggregators and won the election.

Maxim Raginsky

mraginsky

Controversial take: Engineers or computer scientists have a much easier time accepting the existence of free will than physicists. Here is how I see it. Let's stick to systems modeled

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

One of @CDCgov's own models has tracked the true decline in cases quite accurately thus far.Their projection shows that the B.1.1.7 variant will become the dominant variant in March. But

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