Because the crimes that Taiwan has committed against food can never be enough, a ramen shop in Kaohsiung is now offering durian ramen
https://t.co/V8VzDQOngO
Here’s some newish work on sample sizes in hedonic testing. Takeaway is that: While data is almost exclusively non Gaussian, ANOVA-based methods of assessing sample size/power still work well. https://t.co/RrxsfoHsGq
There are 5 industries where unemployment rates now are >1% now than they were last year:
- Textile, apparel, and leather (2.5➡️6.2%)
- Wood products (2.6➡️5.1%)
- Electrical equipment and appliances (2.5➡️3.8%)
- Food manufacturing (3.2➡️4.4%)
- Wholesale trade (2.6➡️3.8%)
@HadasKotek @tcarpenter216@AltAcChats being able to converse with funders (i.e. my bosses). Real-time Q&A over research funding is so much better than anonymous grant review
@Davide_Giac@HeleneH14 Yeah, it is all based on SensR…have had a lot of discussions with people who struggle with using the package in day to day decisions
hello #sensory world, if you are like me and struggle to integrate Thurstonian principles into statistical power calculations in discrimination testing - check out this sample size calculator: https://t.co/KIQdoREPHG