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From the Psychonomic Society
The mind’s Spotify: The remarkable pitch of earworms
2024-10-01
Laura Mickes
A case study on the challenges of theory testing in psychology
2024-09-24
Maria Robinson
Visual impairments in Alzheimer’s are more common than you might think. A new test can help diagnose them.
2024-09-18
Anna Kosovicheva
Grounding research in passion
2024-09-13
Leo Dutriaux
Perceptual symbols to the rescue
2024-09-13
Rolf Zwaan
Great scientist and even greater person
2024-09-12
Christoph Scheepers
Honoring Larry Barsalou, a cherished mentor
2024-09-12
Christy Wilson-Mendenhall
Larry Barsalou, the influencer
2024-09-11
Guy Dove
Positively influencing people
2024-09-11
Ken McRae
Ad hoc concepts as a fundamental operating principle of the brain?
2024-09-10
Lisa Feldman Barrett
From R-Bloggers
What is GxP Validation in Clinical Software Development?
2024-10-11
Paweł Przytuła
R You Ready? Git Your Code Under Control!
2024-10-10
Numbers around us
Methods for the smooth functions in R
2024-10-10
Ivan Svetunkov
Shapiro-Wilk Normality Test | shapiro.test in R
2024-10-10
Zubair Goraya
How to Combine Two Data Frames in R with Different Columns Using Base R, dplyr, and data.table
2024-10-10
Steven P. Sanderson II, MPH
Fostering Open Science in Latin America: CZI Awards Funds for Sustainable Research Software Development
2024-10-10
rOpenSci - open tools for open science
Tales from Open Source Development II: A package you depend on is archived
2024-10-09
David Schoch
Making Your Programs More Powerful with #include and #define for C
2024-10-09
Steven P. Sanderson II, MPH
Use nanoparquet instead of readr/CSV
2024-10-08
Stephen Turner
PowerQuery Puzzle solved with R
2024-10-08
Numbers around us
From Andrew Gelman
The interactions paradox in statistics
2024-10-11
Update on that politically-loaded paper published in Demography that I characterized as a “hack job”: Further post-publication review
2024-10-10
Two kings, a royal, a knight, and three princesses walk into a bar (Nobel prize edition)
2024-10-10
Inaccuracy in New York magazine report on election forecasting
2024-10-09
“Responsibility for Raw Data”: “Failure to retain data for some reasonable length of time following publication would produce notoriety equal to the notoriety attained by publishing inaccurate results. A possibly more effective means of controlling quality of publication would be to institute a system of quality control whereby random samples of raw data from submitted journal articles would be requested by editors and scrutinized for accuracy and the appropriateness of the analysis performed.”
2024-10-09
Defining statistical models in JAX?
2024-10-08
A quick simulation to demonstrate the wild variability of p-values
2024-10-08
Honesty and transparency are not enough: politics edition
2024-10-08
“Tough choices in election forecasting: All the things that can go wrong” (my webinar this Friday 11am with the Washington Statistical Society)
2024-10-07
Some references and discussions on the foundations of probability—not the math so much as its connection to the real world, including the claim that “Pr(aliens exist on Neptune that can rap battle) = .137”
2024-10-07
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R Adoption Lead
2024-05-01
R System Developer for The Institute of Marine Research (IMR) @ Bergen, Vestland, Norway
2024-02-17
Principal Machine Learning Engineer @ New York, United States
2023-03-25
Statistical Programmer for i360 @ Arlington, Virginia, United States
2022-06-03
Biostatistician II
2022-02-14
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