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Is it just me or the barplots with uncertainty looking terribly ugly? Why not point-interval or something else?

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Does this mean that a shark attack won't lead to drowning?

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Maybe this post from the same author could help
elevanth.org/blog/2021/06...

The other day I saw a post on LinkedIn saying the Bayesianism has failed.
I felt like the time machine had worked and I was a few decades back in time.

What would be a simple and less simple estimand ?

If this isn't a rhetoric, sure there is dtplyr

On several occasions I've seen your responses on stack exchange. Thanks for helping!

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Thanks for sharing! Will your talk become available too?

Too old method

You've made Bayesian statistics approachable. It's a lighthouse in a storm of confusion.

That reminds me this recording from Richard Mcerleath
m.youtube.com/watch?v=oMiS...

What do we see here?

Would you like to give some description of the snip?

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Packages like jmp and xlstat have menus (and maybe examples) of performing tangle test
community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Add-I...

help.xlstat.com/6412-sensory...

I've found myself struggling to choose the right vocabulary for an EDA.
In a boxplot series, can I say the median in A is higher than in B
In a scatterplot can I say the blue points are higher than the green points?
It doesn't sound right but I've seen it. Any literature about the subject?
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It really isn't ok to omit the raw data from plots like these, especially when there are only ~50 study participants. And why isn't there any indication of uncertainty in these modeled fits? And don't get me started on the x-axis labels. This is THE result from this paper. Why should I trust it?

Given that this discussion can be helpful for someone else out there it would be good to give a feedback, no?

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Ι was ready to post that meme too but then I read the blog... 🫡

A screenshot of Causal Inference in R: Causal Diagrams

A screenshot of a DAG from Causal Inference in R showing two open pathways in an analysis a scientist must account for to get the correct answer

A screenshot of a DAG from Causal Inference in R showing how to describe feedback loops in causal diagrams

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Is there a DAG for that??

A little bit confused, are you going to make new recordings?
In any case, your material is perfect!

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The structure of this course, shiraamitchell.github.io/nmaist_stati... , by Shira Mitchell and colleagues is fantastic..

In order to better integrate science into statistics and vice versa we need more teaching like this and fewer exercises that just run black box methods on black box data.

Nice! But where is Como lake?