Ah ah... I had it the other way round. The Bends went completely off radar for me at that time, but OK Computer was circulating (as a CD) between student rooms... I only discovered The Bends retrospectively. If OK Computer was "meh", I wonder what your reaction was when you then heard Kid A ;) ?

Well, by the dates, the Bends and OK Computer. I concede that Pablo Honey might not be considered perfect.

Okay, maybe two, if one is a bit picky.

Three Radiohead albums match these criteria.

Work by @jinyangliang.bsky.social , welcome on Bluesky Jinyang!

In conclusion, our new method Polarisation By Estimation of the Ancestral Recombination graph (PolarBEAR) offers a complementary or even alternative approach to outgroup-based polarization methods. (5/5)

Unfolded site frequency spectra (uSFS) can be inferred with great accuracy using a posterior averaging approach, even using positions where little signal for the ancestral allele is available. (4/5)

With currently available ARG inference methods, the polarization accuracy is lower than when using the true ARG. The best results are obtained by applying a UPGMA tree reconstruction on PSMC pairwise TMRCAs! (3/5)

When the ARG is known, polarization can be achieved with great accuracy at some positions, depending on the shape of the underlying marginal genealogy. (2/5)

Mince, s'il se met en quête de parité, on va avoir Brigitte Bardot alors ?

(3/3) Check out details here pallareslab.github.io/bionoise2025... - We have only 40 spots, so register soon! @smbmathbiology.bsky.social

(2/3) Come to Tübingen to discuss this with us! We are hosting an SMBE Satellite Meeting on the 'Origin, Maintenance, and Evolution of Biological Noise' in June 2025. Co-organizers: Julien Dutheil, Nacho Bravo, and Dan Weinreich.