StatModeling is a blog dedicated to statistical modeling, Bayesian statistics, and data analysis. It provides insights, discussions, and tutorials on various statistical methods and their applications in real-world scenarios. The blog is maintained by Andrew Gelman, a professor of statistics and political science at Columbia University, and features contributions from other experts in the field.
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In-depth articles and discussions on statistical modeling and Bayesian statistics.
Step-by-step guides on statistical methods and data analysis techniques.
Summaries and discussions of recent research papers in statistics and related fields.
Opinions and commentary on current trends and issues in statistics and data science.
Contributions from other experts in the field of statistics and data analysis.
Reviews and discussions of books related to statistics, data science, and Bayesian analysis.
Recommendations and reviews of statistical software and tools.
Links to interesting and useful data sets for analysis and modeling.
Information on upcoming workshops, courses, and seminars related to statistical modeling.
A section for readers to ask questions and receive answers from the blog's contributors.
Andrew Gelman, Professor of Statistics and Political Science at Columbia University.
The blog is updated regularly, with new posts appearing several times a week.
The blog is aimed at statisticians, data scientists, researchers, and anyone interested in statistical modeling and Bayesian analysis.
The blog often features collaborations with other statisticians and researchers, providing a wide range of perspectives on statistical modeling.
StatModeling is widely recognized in the statistics and data science communities for its insightful analysis and contributions to the field.
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