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How do we statistically build a slack -confidence levels- into our data collection to reflect the inevitable sampling error. This short video offers a bit of guidance. https://t.co/ZOHcxWWqir. #JSGS807s3 #JSGS807
A report of patterns of cardiovascular diseases among patients in Nepal from Jan 2016 - Dec 2017. #JSGS807s3 #JSGS807
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"The Santa Clara study recruited volunteers off of Facebook. The obvious source of #sampling #bias there is that people desperately want to get tested." Read more on Carl Bergstrom's take on statistical misinformation during COVID-19: https://t.co/zmHnNq87f2 #JSGS807 #JSGS807s3
#JSGS807s3 Sometimes it's hard to know what statistics are worthy of trust. But we shouldn't count out stats altogether ... instead, we should learn to look behind them. https://t.co/qZXmqaauMo
Smoking weed and coronavirus: Even occasional use raises risk of Covid-19 complications
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What are the dangers of making a link between unrelated results ? Clearing up the confusion between correlation and causation is important for the interpretation of data and research. #JSGS807s3 #JSGS807
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Inferential statistics tests that approximate measurement are called acceptance procedures. https://t.co/RKt15MAqRa #jsgs807s3
How Inferential #statistics plays an important role during election campaign. How it helps the media, voters, and the political parties #JSGS807s3
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Is inferential statistics the way to go when it comes to analyzing investment patterns?The article speaks about the loopholes in inferential statistics. https://t.co/FJwlqDJXwc
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Researchers who have data for an entire population have no need to make inferential claims. A well-known rule of statistics does not prevent its misuse. #inferential statistics #jsgs807s3.https://t.co/PbDerguIMl
Recent 'awful' flu seasons may have spurred vaccine uptake, pharmacist says https://t.co/etPPYUbNfJ #jsgs807s3
This 5min video shows how the New York times used Bonnies, Dragons and the Normal world to bring out the concept of Central limit theorem #JSGS807s3 https://t.co/H462HlonL2
A national housing strategy to scale back poverty is in the works. The strategy will be released in 2019, and will provide better data to understand the scope of the problem and suggestions to improve overall health of vulnerable populations.
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"Open data begins from the premise that data collected from the public should also belong to the public..." A good read https://t.co/PtFESCWpBW #jsgs807s3
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