My idea/rant on what I call "entertainmentia". Please help me get it to 1 million views. :) It is not 'anti entertainment' but focusing on when we put too much emphasis on entertainment at the expense of more important things in life. https://t.co/hG1cZ6mOQO
#entertainmentia
@stephenjwild Statistical Sleuth, Nonparametric Statistical Methods by Hollander, Wolfe, and Chicken
Nonparametrics: Statistical Methods Based on Ranks
Nonparametric Statistical Inference, by Gibbons and Chakraborti
@hammer_mt@BernardJansen Bayesian stats often uses frequentism for support. For example, the basic Bayes Rule can arise from previous experiments and likelihoods
Use a burn-in period?
Use more iterations?
Use more chains?
Starting with a different seed?
@camjpatrick@nerskine95@sp_monte_carlo@stephenjwild Clayton tries to the link eugenics and genetic interests of Galton, K. Pearson, and Fisher to Nazis, to discredit a frequentist approach. But ask yourself, does P(eugenic interest|Nazi) imply high P(Nazi|eugenic interest)? Sounds like he is doing transposed conditional