Had the honor of working with Ashwin while building out @DataAtStanford at @StanfordDaily. Truly one of the most thoughtful & ethical dudes to ever do it. Go, Ashwin, go!
Today, I’m excited to announce my campaign for GA State Senate District 48! I am committed to bringing inclusive, informed, and forward-thinking leadership to our State Senate. Learn more at https://t.co/uJuTlN3M00.
I mean from the perspective of a Bayesian, can we really give any ex ante credence to the possibility that someone named Bayes had important mathematical observations?
The average person never makes a novel contribution to probability theory, so how could we expect any given person to have done so?
Clearly no reason to learn "Bayes's Rule," or whatever it's called. I'm sure it's all much ado about nothing.
If you're a college student interested in data, advocacy, or journalism, check out the Stanford Open Datathon, a unique event for students world-wide to kickstart projects related to open data. Super excited for this and apps due Mar 15! https://t.co/jbHusyLhKO @StanfordODP
Link to our paper, which started as a class project for Exploring Computational Journalism (CS 206) at Stanford: https://t.co/7nlWkFhAzy
Grateful to professors @magrawala@krishnabharat and @rbbrenner for supporting this project! 📝
First virtual conference talk in the books! 📚 Had such a fabulous time presenting our paper with @anjinikarthik@DylanGrosz, Vivian Yang, and @irenatfh in C+J 2021’s Politics Panel!
A bit belated, but I’m excited to share our #AAAI2021 paper "Predicting Livelihood Indicators from Community-Generated Street-Level Imagery"!
Thanks to @thisjihyeon for her leadership & to
@burak_uzkent, Sicheng Zeng, @MarshallBBurke, @DavidBLobell & @StefanoErmon for their help.
My first paper “Disarming Loaded Words” is up after being accepted to the Computation + Journalism Symposium! Can’t wait to present with my team in March.
https://t.co/YSFJoMH8fA
Does anyone have tips for presenting a paper at a virtual conference? This Friday (2/19), @xemilyhu@DylanGrosz and I will be speaking about removing gender bias from political reporting at the Computation + Journalism Symposium 2021 hosted by @Northeastern and @BrownInstitute
The Second Community Survey finds falling administration approval, severe mental health consequences of the pandemic, support for changing policy towards Greek Life and more. Check out this piece from Silas Morsink and Iris Xia. https://t.co/17VonGKZph