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| | | | | We continue our leisurely tour of Statistical Inference as Severe Testing [SIST] (Mayo 2018, CUP) with Excursion 3. This is based on my 5 seminars at the London School of Economics in 2020; I include slides and video for those who are interested. (use the comments for questions) November's Leisurely Tour: N-P and FisherianTests, Severe... | |
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| | | | | Aris Spanos Wilson Schmidt Professor of Economics Department of Economics Virginia Tech The following guest post (link to PDF of this post) was written as a comment to Mayo's recent post: "Abandon Statistical Significance and Bayesian Epistemology: some troubles in philosophyv3". On Frequentist Testing: revisiting widely held confusions and misinterpretations After reading chapter 13.2 of... | |
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| | | | | Around a year ago, Professor Rod Little asked me if I'd mind being on the cover of a book he was finishing along with Fisher, Neyman and some others (can you identify the others?). Mind? The book is Seminal Ideas and Controversies in Statistics (Routledge, 2025), and it has been out about a month. Little... | |
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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... | ||
