learnfromerror

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by learnfromerror 7y ago
Why I attended a conference on "Fixing Science"sponsored by the National Association of Scholars.
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Bad Stat Is Their Product(errorstatistics.com)
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|1 comments
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by learnfromerror 7y ago
Karen Kafadar, the ASA president, would like the ASA to clearly distinguish itself from the ruling recommended by its Executive Director. She says he was only wearing his "author" hat when he declared he was adding a rule to the A
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Les stats, c'est moi: So I make the statistics laws for everyone
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|1 comments
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by learnfromerror 7y ago
The ASA's P-value project: why it's doing more harm than good https://errorstatistics.com/2019/11/14/the-asas-p-value-proj...
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by learnfromerror 7y ago
P-value thresholds: forfeit at your peril. https://errorstatistics.files.wordpress.com/2019/11/mayo-201...
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by learnfromerror 7y ago
The ASA's latest recommendations to journals is to ban using "significance" & "significant", & never use any pre-designated p-value in interpreting results. The result is that there can be no tests & no
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P-value statements and their unintended(?) consequences(errorstatistics.com)
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|3 comments
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The ASA's P-Value Campaign Is Doing More Harm Than Good(errorstatistics.com)
2 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|0 comments
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by learnfromerror 7y ago
If you were on a committee to draw up guidelines on P-values and replication, what's the first definition you'd check? Exactly. They didn't. It's wrong throughout the National Academies of Science recently released book.
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NAS: Please fix your defn of P-values(errorstatistics.com)
2 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|1 comments
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P-value thresholds: forfeit at your peril
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|0 comments
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P-value thresholds: forfeit at your peril(errorstatistics.com)
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|0 comments
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2019 ASA guide on p-values: don't say what you dont mean-some recommendations/(errorstatistics.com)
1 points by learnfromerror 7y ago|0 comments
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by learnfromerror 8y ago
Might I mention my book (Statistical Inference as Severe Testing: How to Get Beyond the Science Wars (Mayo CUP)). https://twitter.com/learnfromerror/status/107197020637171302... I did not know of Hacker news but w
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by learnfromerror 8y ago
I think it is the way they blithely mention some statisticians prefer to use other methods, with a list of examples, that suggests they are blessing them. Surely these other methods ought to be scrutinized, we don't know they wold dete
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by learnfromerror 8y ago
The authors of the letter use “induction” to mean what I call a probabilism. Here probability is used to quantify degrees of belief, confirmation, plausibility support–whether absolute or comparative. This is rooted in the old idea of confi