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391.

More than 10k scientific papers were retracted in 2023

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3 years ago

2 points

392.

Concerns about misconduct at Harvard's department of government and elsewhere

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3 years ago

2 points

393.

Should statistics have a Nobel Prize? (2013)

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3 years ago

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394.

On a bad paper on birth month and autism

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3 years ago

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395.

Many ways to trick a deep model

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3 years ago

2 points

396.

When inferring ethnicity, does it matter that people often live near relatives? [pdf]

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3 years ago

2 points

397.

If they accept blood money, they should accept that money anonymously

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3 years ago

2 points

398.

Universities are going to accept blood money

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3 years ago

2 points

399.

Why I’m skeptical of “steelmanning” (2022)

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3 years ago

2 points

400.

A Bayesian framework for interpreting findings from impact evaluations. (2022)

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3 years ago

2 points

401.

The migration of tech hype from the fringes to the media and academic mainstream

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3 years ago

2 points

402.

“Bayes is guaranteed to overfit”: What does this mean? There’s a factor of 2

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3 years ago

2 points

403.

Bob Carpenter says LLMs are intelligent

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3 years ago

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404.

Reflections on Empirical Bayes

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3 years ago

2 points

405.

ChatGPT can write talks about brms and run a D&D game

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3 years ago

2 points

406.

Columbia Journalism Review garbles public opinion stats

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3 years ago

2 points

407.

Students learn more from active classrooms, but they think they’re learning less

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3 years ago

2 points

408.

How to model a non-monotonic relation?

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3 years ago

2 points

409.

Statistical Experiments and Science Experiments

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4 years ago

2 points

410.

Bayes: Radical, Liberal, or Conservative? (2007)

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4 years ago

2 points

411.

The Discount Cost Paradox?

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4 years ago

2 points

412.

How can something be clear and unambiguous and still take decades to resolve

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4 years ago

2 points

413.

Hey It’s Time for Another Greatest Seminar Speaker

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4 years ago

2 points

414.

From 0 to 100K in 10 years: nurturing open-source community [pdf]

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4 years ago

2 points

415.

(Now that faculty aren’t coming into the office) Will universities recover?

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4 years ago

2 points

416.

Bayesian inference for discrete parameters and for continuous parameters

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4 years ago

2 points

417.

This Time, don’t blame the news media

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4 years ago

2 points

418.

Junk science and unavailable data at the European Heart Journal

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4 years ago

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419.

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4 years ago

2 points

420.

I don’t think this study on discriminatory attitudes is useful

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4 years ago

2 points