Error Statistics Philosophy: Blog Contents (4.5 years) By: D. G. Mayo [i] Dear Reader: It’s hard to believe I’ve been blogging for 4 and a half years (since Sept. 3, 2011)! A big celebration is taking place at the Elbar Room as I type this. Please peruse the offerings below, and take advantage of some of the […]
Error Statistics Philosophy: Blog Contents (4 years) By: D. G. Mayo [i] Dear Reader: It’s hard to believe I’ve been blogging for 4 whole years (as of Sept. 3, 2015)! A big celebration is taking place at the Elbar Room as I type this. (Remember the 1 year anniversary here? Remember that hideous blogspot? Oy!) Please […]
Error Statistics Philosophy: Blog Contents (3.5 years) By: D. G. Mayo [i] September 2011 (9/3) Frequentists in Exile: The Purpose of this Blog (9/3) Overheard at the comedy hour at the Bayesian retreat (9/4) Drilling Rule #1 (9/9) Kuru (9/13) In Exile, Clinging to Old Ideas? (9/15) SF conferences & E. Lehmann (9/16) Getting It Right But for the Wrong Reason (9/20) A Highly Anomalous Event […]
MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: January 2012. I mark in red three posts that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog. January 2012 (1/3) Model Validation and the LLP-(Long Playing Vinyl Record) (1/8) Don’t Birnbaumize that Experiment my Friend* (1/10) Bad-Faith Assertions of Conflicts of Interest?* (1/13) U-PHIL: “So you want to do a philosophical analysis?” (1/14) “You May Believe You […]
BLOG CONTENTS: OCT – DEC 2014* OCTOBER 2014 10/01 Oy Faye! What are the odds of not conflating simple conditional probability and likelihood with Bayesian success stories? 10/05 Diederik Stapel hired to teach “social philosophy” because students got tired of success stories… or something (rejected post) 10/07 A (Jan 14, 2014) interview with Sir David Cox by “Statistics […]
MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: December 2011. I mark in red 3 posts that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog.* (12/2) Getting Credit (or blame) for Something You Don’t Deserve (and first honorable mention [to C. Robert]) (12/6) Putting the Brakes on the Breakthrough Part 1* (12/7) Part II: Breaking Through the Breakthrough* (12/11) Irony and Bad Faith: Deconstructing Bayesians […]
MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: October 2011 (I mark in red 3 posts that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog*) (10/3) Part 2 Prionvac: The Will to Understand Power (10/4) Part 3 Prionvac: How the Reformers Should Have done Their Job (10/5) Formaldehyde Hearing: How to Tell the Truth With Statistically Insignificant Results (10/7) Blogging […]
September 2014: Error Statistics Philosophy Blog Table of Contents Compiled by Jean A. Miller (9/30) Letter from George (Barnard) (9/27) Should a “Fictionfactory” peepshow be barred from a festival on “Truth and Reality”? Diederik Stapel says no (rejected post) (9/23) G.A. Barnard: The Bayesian “catch-all” factor: probability vs likelihood (9/21) Statistical Theater of the Absurd: “Stat on a […]
Error Statistics Philosophy: Blog Contents By: D. G. Mayo[i] Each month, I will mark (in red) 3 relevant posts (from that month 3 yrs ago) for readers wanting to catch-up or review central themes and discussions. September 2011 (9/3) Frequentists in Exile: The Purpose of this Blog (9/3) Overheard at the comedy hour at the Bayesian retreat (9/4) Drilling Rule #1 […]
May 2014 (5/1) Putting the brakes on the breakthrough: An informal look at the argument for the Likelihood Principle (5/3) You can only become coherent by ‘converting’ non-Bayesianly (5/6) Winner of April Palindrome contest: Lori Wike (5/7) A. Spanos: Talking back to the critics using error statistics (Phil6334) (5/10) Who ya gonna call for statistical […]
