Error Statistics Philosophy
- By Deborah G. Mayo
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
2024-2025 Cruise Our first stop in 2025 on the leisurely tour of SIST is Excursion 4 Tour I which you can read here. I hope that this will give you the chutzpah to push back …
. Remember that old Woody Allen movie, “Midnight in Paris,” where the main character (I forget who plays it, I saw it on a plane), a writer finishing a novel, steps into a cab that …
. I took a side trip to David Cox’s famous “weighing machine” example” a month ago, an example thought to have caused “a subtle earthquake” in foundations of statistics, because knew we’d be coming back …