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John Nielsen-Gammon points to a recent article, “Ideological bias in the production of research findings,” by George J. Borjas and Nate Breznau, which states:
Our study exploits an opportunity to observe 158 researchers working independently in 71 teams during a...
Andrea Bronzini points to this article and writes:
I’m working on experimentation tooling and wrote a brief note about a failure mode I keep seeing: “winning” A/B tests often lose uplift after rollout.
My claim is...
Appendix B of our new Bayesian Workflow book is called “How to get the most out of Bayesian Data Analysis”:
Our thinking about Bayesian statistics is summarized in the books Bayesian Data Analysis, third edition (BDA3), by Ge...
This was from 2022. Yann LeCun:
People being scared to death of technological progress is nothing new either.
There is a very long list of retrospectiv...
Mary Radcliffe, Elliott Morris, Cooper Burton, and Fiftyplusone report:
On Tuesday, Oct. 20, FiftyPlusOne reached out to Wedgewood Polls, a self-professed polling firm, with a request for comment on an investigation we had conducted into their ...