Reeling. It’s not an exaggeration to say @Prof_BearB changed my life. Bear taught to always find something good in people’s work and decisions, rather than just focusing on flaws. I intend to carry that on. Rest easy and thanks for everything.
@Prof_BearB Rest in peace, dear colleague and friend. You will be missed and remembered fondly around the world. Thanks for the fun times over food, fire pit and speakeasy. Hang in there K & M.
Early release of Causal Inference in Python is out!
https://t.co/DvkOQynjlW
It's inspired on Causal. inf. for the Brave and True, but more industry focused. I'd also like to think I've gotten better at explaining causal inf. concepts, but I'll let you be the judge of that.
We're happy to announce the release of #CausalML v0.13.0 with major updates on the Causal Forests implementation by @alralp. It's been 3 years since we first released CausalML as open source. Zhenyu and I shared some reflections on the journey: https://t.co/EXuYGSsX3y
The Department of Political Science at Ohio State University is hiring 5-7 new faculty in American Politics, Comparative Politics, International Relations, Quantitative Methods, and Race and Ethnicity in American Politics
Thrilled that this paper (with @ravivmg@enrico_berkes @M_B_Ross Julia Lane and Bruce Weinberg) is out in @Nature today.
We find that women are much less likely to be credited with authorship (13% less) and inventorship (59% less) than men🧵
Great explainer, and thanks for the shout out to my work on this! Such a great format for wrangling an overwhelming amount of info and emotion we're all digesting