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Looking for basic inference course/book designed for people who won't go to do research, e.g., business undergrads
Practical, no math
Measurement error, metric choice, regression to the mean, causality<-Yes
Matrices, theorems, rich<-No
I want not just simple (e.g., cartoon guide)
But practical
Practical, no math
Measurement error, metric choice, regression to the mean, causality<-Yes
Matrices, theorems, rich<-No
I want not just simple (e.g., cartoon guide)
But practical
March 17, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Looking for basic inference course/book designed for people who won't go to do research, e.g., business undergrads
Practical, no math
Measurement error, metric choice, regression to the mean, causality<-Yes
Matrices, theorems, rich<-No
I want not just simple (e.g., cartoon guide)
But practical
Practical, no math
Measurement error, metric choice, regression to the mean, causality<-Yes
Matrices, theorems, rich<-No
I want not just simple (e.g., cartoon guide)
But practical
Reposted
A popular tool in political science for dealing with nonlinearities in invalidated by...
...nonlinearities.
datacolada.org/121
...nonlinearities.
datacolada.org/121
[121] Dear Political Scientists: Don't Bin, GAM Instead - Data Colada
There is a 2019 paper, in the journal Political Analysis (htm), with over 1000 Google cites, titled "How Much Should We Trust Estimates from Multiplicative Interaction Models? Simple Tools to Improve ...
datacolada.org
December 3, 2024 at 6:40 PM
A popular tool in political science for dealing with nonlinearities in invalidated by...
...nonlinearities.
datacolada.org/121
...nonlinearities.
datacolada.org/121
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At a recent marketing conference I gave the talk "Catching up to Psychology in Credibility". Slide from that talk:
October 10, 2024 at 8:01 AM
At a recent marketing conference I gave the talk "Catching up to Psychology in Credibility". Slide from that talk: