Bayesian thinking, risk, randomness and rare events
Base rates, diagnostic tests, priors, likelihoods, sports probabilities, false positives, gambling fallacies and why humans keep seeing patterns in static.
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A structured map for future essays, interactives and statistical science notes.
Base rates, diagnostic tests, priors, likelihoods, sports probabilities, false positives, gambling fallacies and why humans keep seeing patterns in static.
p-values, confidence intervals, effect sizes, sample size, publication bias, noisy instruments and the difference between “statistically significant” and “actually important”.
Prediction intervals, overfitting, model checks, calibration, simulation, Bayesian models, explainability and why a model can be useful without being “true”.
Readable analysis of interesting datasets. The aim is to tell stories that are numerate without becoming spreadsheet soup.