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History, statistics, and datasets (some resources)...

nhokanson wrote 4 hours ago: Interdisciplinary…is it a goal, a state of education, an action?  As I contemplate my new hist … more →

Tags: Data, Education, educational technology, History, Instructional Technology, interdisciplinary, Learning, Math, Predictions

10 Hilarious Statistics Charts about Sex

lindseybedder wrote 5 days ago: The data-happy folks over at the okcupid.com blog always do interesting analyses of their users by p … more →

Tags: statistics, Funny 2, Funny, Myths, OkCupid

UKURAN KEKAYAAN NASIONAL

mletiko wrote 5 days ago: Aris Ananta Seputar Indonesia, 24 Mei 2012   Pasar keuangan dunia, termasuk Asia Tenggara, gunc … more →

Tags: Economy, Bahasa Indonesia, poverty, pendapatan nasional, sumber daya alam, Sustainable Development, Kekayaan Nasional, modal alam, modal manusia

My Ideal Education Paradigm #4: A Rubric for Numeracy

Mr. P wrote 1 week ago: This is a tough one for a math teacher, particularly for me. I’ve taught 6th grade arithmetic, … more →

Tags: careers, Education, Personal, Algebra-2, Arithmetic, Budget, Business, curriculum, Data

Polling Discrepancies27 comments

John Barron wrote 1 week ago: Any time the hot-button issue of same-sex marriage makes headlines for what ever reason, media outle … more →

Tags: Politics, same sex marriage, Homosexuality, Government, Morality, News, activism, Current Events, Culture

SSES 2012: Warming in North America, 2041-2070 1 comment

Ron Broberg wrote 1 week ago: This Web-Project represents an accounting of temperature change that is projected for North America … more →

Tags: statistics, climate models, Climate Science

Math still not the answer1 comment

Francisco Blanco-Silva wrote 1 week ago: I wrote a quick (but not very elegant) python script to retrieve locally enough data from www.metacr … more →

Tags: scientific computing, Approximation theory, Probability, statistics, Linear Algebra, Data Mining, Movies, approximation theory, numpy

NCDC DS-9640: CONUS Temperature Anomalies and a couple of ax-grinders10 comments

Ron Broberg wrote 2 weeks ago: For some reason, two posts at The Blackboard, It’s “Fancy,” Sort of … (Sholl … more →

Tags: statistics, USHCN, R-code, Climate

Bigger, Faster and More Revisited

anonemiss wrote 2 weeks ago: Introduction In 2008 I published two articles that basically took all the numbers about China and di … more →

Tags: History, statistics, Economy, China, Growth, united states, poverty, military, US

New episode of Rationally Speaking Podcast is out!

mixal.franc wrote 3 weeks ago: New Q & A episode of Rationally Speaking Podcast is out, and it is as good as always! There was … more →

Tags: Skepticism, nerd-isms

How good a NFL player do you get when you trade up in the first round?1 comment

foodnearsnellville wrote 3 weeks ago: This has been part of an ongoing conversation among Dallas fans, and perhaps among any of the 9 team … more →

Tags: Football, draft, Analysis, NFL, Pro Football Reference, Approximate Value

Into The Unknown1 comment

Mark Griffiths wrote 3 weeks ago: Wrexham go into the second leg of the play-offs faced with a quite simple task: to get to Wembley fo … more →

Tags: 2011, previews, History, Neil Roberts, Joey Jones, ian rush, Wrexham FC, Everton F.C., Dave Brammer

Quiz results1 comment

Lauren York wrote 3 weeks ago: Thanks to everyone who took part in our survey, we had a fantastic response. The results are in now … more →

Tags: statistics, quiz, Useful, Feedback, Data, Demographics

Football links, early May 20122 comments

foodnearsnellville wrote 3 weeks ago: Frank Dupont wrote another nice letter again. He has a blog called fantasydouche.com, and on it ther … more →

Tags: Football, Data, Dallas Cowboys, NFL, Texas Longhorns

Center for Statistical Consultation and Research

cshannon wrote 3 weeks ago: Need to learn more about statistics?  Are you clueless about exploratory factor analysis or proc mix … more →

Tags: statistics

How They Fit Together: Bell Curves, Bayes and Black Swans9 comments

paulbarsch wrote 3 weeks ago: Probability is defined as the possibility, chance or odds of likelihood that a certain event or occu … more →

Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Risk Management, Bayes, Bayesian inference, Bell curve, black swan, frequentism, Probability, statistics

May is World Trade Month

tradegov wrote 4 weeks ago: Cory Churches is a Communications Outreach Specialist in the Office of Public Affairs at the Interna … more →

Tags: commercial service, Competitiveness, Exporting, International Trade Administration, Services, success story, Trade Shows and Trade Events, Travel & Tourism, MDCP

Assessing the break even point of the two Ricky Williams trades

foodnearsnellville wrote 4 weeks ago: There were, of course, two substantial trades of Ricky Williams. The first netted the Washington Red … more →

Tags: draft, Data, Washington Redskins, New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, NFL, Pro Football Reference, Approximate Value, trade risk

The break even points on the Eli Manning and Robert Griffin III trades.

foodnearsnellville wrote 4 weeks ago: In my last post, I introduced ways to determine the risk of NFL trades, using Pro Football Reference … more →

Tags: Football, draft, Data, Washington Redskins, New York Giants, Saint Louis Rams, San Diego Chargers, NFL, Pro Football Reference


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