@ConnerHabib@UMassMFA I don't know if retweets will help but I would love to try. It must be an extremely tough moment. I am so happy that you have accomplished so much over the years.
naniar version 1.0.0 is now on CRAN!
This is a 1.0.0 release to signify its publication in JSS. Thanks to @visnut for her continued support inspiration for the software & paper
blog post:
https://t.co/BNTJCyR1IH
JSS paper: https://t.co/2MLgmNPmXC
#rstats#missingdata#datavis
Andrew Gelman famously said that "you need 16 times the sample size to estimate an interaction than to estimate a main effect" https://t.co/NoRJ4xI5Tq. Where does 16x come from? If you're used to thinking about interactions as regressions, his process is confusing! A 🧵...
What's the best place to live in America, taking into account culture, easy access to the outdoors, fun things to do, food, weather, interesting and smart people, etc.?
At conferences, I use Inigo Montoya’s guide to Networking Success (Yes, really. Otherwise I always forget to say my name🤦🏻♀️)
1. Greeting
2. Name
3. Relevant personal connection
4. What to expect from the encounter
#BSI2019
Well-deserved, Zhan laoshi. Any progress we made in building a more equal and balanced faculty is a joy to me. It’s my greatest pleasure having you in my committee. I’m indebted to your help and support along my journey.
I'm officially full professor now.
As females, we tend to hold ourselves back and think we are not good enough, be it a job, a promotion, or a relationship. But we may be much stronger than we realize!
I have exciting news regarding my paper "A Glimpse of Freedom: Allied Occupation and Political Resistance in East Germany" w/ @guoxu_econ and @jonasjessen, which was just accepted at the AEJ:Applied (@AEAjournals), but I will leave it to German freedom fighter @DavidHasselhoff:
I've recently took the liberty of calling it "Ladder of Knowledge" rather than "Ladder of causation"; I've seen it govern areas that are not immediately associated with causation.
I remember breaking down to my Ph.D. advisor about how stupid I felt while troubleshooting a problem in my project when she handed me this paper. Years later it is still relevant to young students starting off in Science. It's ok to feel stupid, we all do on a regular basis.