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Sunday Data/Statistics Link Roundup (10/21/12)
This is scientific variant on the #whatshouldwecallme meme isn’t exclusive to statistics, but it is hilarious. This is a really interesting post that is a follow-up to the XKCD password security comic. The thing I find most interesting about this is … Continue reading
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An experimental foundation for statistics
In a recent conversation with Brian (of abstraction fame) about the relationship between mathematics and statistics. Statistics, for historical reasons, has been treated as a mathematical sub-discipline (this is the NSF’s view). One reason statistics is viewed as a sub-discipline … Continue reading