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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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phil-stat-wars.com
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| | | | | II. (May 28):N-P and FisherianTests, Severe Testing: How to avoid fallacies of tests Reading: SIST: Excursion 3 Tour I (focus on pages up to p. 152):3.1,3.2,3.3 Recommended:Excursion 2 Tour II pp. 92-100 (Sections 2.4-2.7) Optional: I will (try to) answer questions on demarcation of science, induction, falsification, Popper from Excursion 2 Tour II (Section 2.3)... | |
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summerseminarphilstat.com
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| | | | | A key recognition among those who write on the statistical crisis in science is that the pressure to publish attention-getting articles can incentivize researchers to produce eye-catching but inadequately scrutinized claims. We may see much the same sensationalism in broadcasting metastatistical research, especially if it takes the form of scapegoating or banning statistical significance. A... | |
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errorstatistics.com
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| | | I took a side trip to David Cox's famous "weighing machine" example" a month ago, an example thought to have caused "a subtle earthquake" in foundations of statistics, because knew we'd be coming back to it at the end of December when we revisit the (strong) Likelihood Principle [SLP]. It's been a decade since I... | ||
