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Sharon Lohr — Blog

Sharon Lohr researches and writes about statistics: where they come from, how to interpret them, and how to tell the good statistics from the bad.

  • By Sharon Lohr
  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly 10 posts per year
  • First post on

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Posts per month
Month starting Posts
Sep 2021 1
Oct 2021 2
Nov 2021 0
Dec 2021 2
Jan 2022 1
Feb 2022 1
Mar 2022 0
Apr 2022 1
May 2022 1
Jun 2022 0
Jul 2022 0
Aug 2022 0
Sep 2022 0
Oct 2022 1
Nov 2022 0
Dec 2022 1
Jan 2023 1
Feb 2023 0
Mar 2023 1
Apr 2023 0
May 2023 0
Jun 2023 0
Jul 2023 1
Aug 2023 1
Sep 2023 1
Oct 2023 1
Nov 2023 1
Dec 2023 1
Jan 2024 0
Feb 2024 1
Mar 2024 0
Apr 2024 1
May 2024 2
Jun 2024 0
Jul 2024 1

Any gaps could be due to errors when fetching the blog’s feed.

Most recent posts

George Washington, Survey-Taker
Figure 1. Survey done in 1949 by 17-year-old George Washington, County Surveyor of Culpeper County, Virginia. Source: https://virginiahistory.org/learn/george-washington-land-surveyor. I learned two things about George Washington’s early life in school: the cherry tree “I cannot tell …
On , by Sharon Lohr, 1,597 words
An Autobiographical Journey Through AI
In 2015, 25-year-old graduate student Joy Buolamwini had an unnerving experience when using face-tracking software for a class project. The software identified the visages of her light-skinned classmates as faces. It even recognized a white …
On , by Sharon Lohr, 1,430 words
Using Data to Make Roads Safer
My post for this week can be found in the May 8, 2024 issue of the Ahwatukee Foothills News (p. 33). Norma Hubele and I wrote “Using Data to Make Our Roads Safer” to highlight …
On , by Sharon Lohr, 298 words