My previous Jeopardy
analyzer was built using a base of about 30 daily Coryat scores. This
one has more than 1600 scores that were either recorded directly,
e-mailed to me, or scraped from the forum at jboard.tv . Here we look
at the consistency of tournament effects for different at-home
players, and some long-term trends.
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Textbook: Writing for Statistics and Data Science
If you are looking for my textbook Writing for Statistics and Data Science here it is for free in the Open Educational Resource Commons. Wri...
Friday, 25 May 2018
Thursday, 17 May 2018
Reading Assignment - Grant Applications
The purpose of this reading assignment is to give you a sense of
the sort of things that someone consulting a statistician will want to know.
Read Chapter 22 – Writing the Data Analysis Plan, by A.T. Panter, of the book How to Write a Successful Research Grant Application – A Guide for Social and Behavioral Scientists, Eds.
Pequegnat et al., 2nd ed., and answer the questions that appear after the preliminary notes.
Read Chapter 22 – Writing the Data Analysis Plan, by A.T. Panter, of the book How to Write a Successful Research Grant Application – A Guide for Social and Behavioral Scientists, Eds.
Pequegnat et al., 2nd ed., and answer the questions that appear after the preliminary notes.
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
I read this: Chess Variants and Games for Intellectual Development and Amusement
Chess Variants and Games for Intellectual Development and Amusement
by AV Murali is not a book about Chess. If it's about anything it's about
geometry, puzzles, and education. It’s like Hoyle’s Book of Games but instead
of well-established games, it has speculative and creative modifications to
chess.
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