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Leisurely cruise January 2025 (2nd stop): Excerpt from Excursion 4 Tour II: 4.4 "Do P-Values Exaggerate the Evidence?" | Error Statistics Philosophy
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SCHEDULE: The Statistics Wars and Their Casualties: 1 Dec & 8 Dec: Sessions 3 &4 | PhilStatWars
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Statistics Wars: Interview with Deborah Mayo | Blog of the APA
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| | What is your work about? The "statistics wars" reflect disagreements on one of the deepest, oldest, philosophical questions: How do humans learn about the world despite threats of error due to incomplete and variable data? At the same time, the statistics wars are the engine behind current controversies surrounding high-profile failures of replication in the social
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Meeting 7 (July 30)-Discussion of JSM 2020 Panel on P-values & "Statistical Significance" | PhilStatWars
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| | All: On July 30 (10am EST) I will give a virtual version of my JSM presentation, remotely like the one I will actually give on Aug 6 at the JSM. Co-panelist Stan Young may as well. One of our surprise guests tomorrow (not at the JSM) will be Yoav Benjamini! If you're interested in attending...
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Guest Post: Andrea Saltelli: Analytic flexibility: a badly kept secret? (thoughts on "abandon statistical significance 5 years on") | Error Statistics Philosophy
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| Professor Andrea Saltelli UPF Barcelona School of Management, Barcelona, Spain, Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway [An earlier post by A. Saltelli on this topic: Nov 22, 2019: A. Saltelli (Guest post): What can we learn from the debate on statistical significance?] Analytic flexibility: a badly...