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Final Exhibition Booklet and Postcards
A further update with the progress of my self authored brief on Reproducibility. Having completed the final exhibition booklet, overcome printing and binding problems and also printed my series of pos… more →
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Correcting for Human Researchers - The Rediscovery of Replication
wrote 1 week ago: We need to control for this. You may have missed some of the discussion on fraud, errors and biases … more →
How do we improve scientific integrity?
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wrote 1 month ago: A recent Comment published in Nature worries me. Many of us make the assumption that if research is … more →
Reproducibility -- An Attempt to Test the Psychology Literature Underscores a Growing Fault Line
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wrote 1 month ago: Fault Line Running into Cliff near Point of Lyregeo Perpendicular cliff face on left which runs into … more →
Academia vs. FOSS: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
wrote 2 months ago: Mel Chua has been pushing forward on the theme of FOSS culture in academia, and has gotten a lot of … more →
Nature endorses open source software in journal submissions
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wrote 3 months ago: Ron Dean writes in Tips and Notes: Interesting article about Nature editorial endorsing open source … more →
Scientific tests carry more weight when they have been replicated.
wrote 3 months ago: Why would any scientist want to repeat an experiment that’s been done before? In short… … more →
Reproducible research: three links that made me think
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wrote 4 months ago: I’m constantly amazed, bemused and troubled by how little published scientific research is gen … more →
“Our intuition is pretty darn poor” - how statistics saves lives
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wrote 6 months ago: I just came back from a systems biology conference at the Sanger where I heard a talk by Keith Bagge … more →
Cognitive Structure Triangle and Conceptions of Images, Models and Theories
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wrote 6 months ago: This is basically an extract translated from my three essays on EE-Forum.org[1] Cognitive (Triangle) … more →
Questionable science
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wrote 8 months ago: The pressure to publish in science and academia is intense, so much so that it is not uncommon to fi … more →
can anyone believe your results? (reproducibility)
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wrote 11 months ago: Here are things I have heard working scientists say: I made the plot in excel I played with the plot … more →
Reproducibility in research
wrote 11 months ago: One of the things we try and cling to here at TIE is evidence, the best of which comes from rigorous … more →
Day 91: ORDER CREATES SPACE
wrote 1 year ago: The objective stance is actually death dealing. That’s why primordial people are so nervous about ha … more →
Nature on reproducible research
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wrote 1 year ago: I imagine that most people, when asked “do you think that independent confirmation of research … more →
"It’s as if our facts were losing their truth"
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wrote 1 year ago: Below is an excerpt from an excellent article in The New Yorker which describes a recognition of cur … more →
Towards Reproducibility of Scientific Results in Software Engineering
wrote 1 year ago: Open Source, Open Data, but no Reproducible Scientific Results? There is a very interesting paper in … more →
The Measure of a Measure
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wrote 1 year ago: If you can measure a phenomenon, you can analyze the phenomenon. But if you don’t measure the … more →
Trust no-one: errors and irreproducibility in public data
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wrote 1 year ago: Just when I was beginning to despair at the state of publicly-available microarray data, someone sen … more →
Final Exhibition Booklet and Postcards
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wrote 2 years ago: A further update with the progress of my self authored brief on Reproducibility. Having completed th … more →
