"Not significant" still being used meaninglessly in JAMA while committing 'absence of evidence is not evidence of absence' error: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

2 years, 250 pages, 1,219 commits, and 78,480 words: I am very proud to say that today I published the 1st edition of "Interpretable Machine Learning". 🎉🎉🎉 Web: christophm.github.io/interpretable-… Leanpub: leanpub.com/interpretable-…

NEJM An analogy explaining why it's OK to look at secondary endpoints no matter what: a survey should not be barred from asking you about laundry detergent just because it asked you about car ownership. A randomized trial should not waste $ by only attempting to answer 1 question.

Looking for collegiality, respect, and a great academic environment, school, department, and city to have a career? @vandy_biostat School of Medicine is seeking applicants for two faculty positions. If you are interested, please look here: forms.stat.ufl.edu/statistics-job…

Haven't read the paper yet, but happy to see anything motivating discussions about "reasons not to dichotomise"

Due to new information received March 9, and based on our desire to protect the health and safety of our community from the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the university is cancelling classes for the remainder of this week.

I retweeted others' announcements before, but now making my own announcement of the release of free statistical collaboration training videos + materials created with @EmilyHGriffith1 and @JuliaSharpCSU, with support from ASA. Have fun with them! sites.google.com/view/juliashar…

One of the coldest August of the next 100 years.

You learn by doing. If you do more, you learn more. So the speed at which you do things matters. Learning software shortcuts, learning to type fast -- anything that makes you move faster in your target activity -- makes you level up faster.

Your work has power, you have leverage. Who and what you choose to support has real-world consequences.

A top-notch department that greatly fosters career development, in my humble opinion ...

Starting today, as we move through this latest COVID-19 surge, we will begin sharing this graphic each week. Our goal is to help everyone understand the value of vaccination. These totals reflect inpatients across our health system. Find a vaccine: spr.ly/6010yvfSq

I am inspired by Samuel Brown to tweet my recent trail ride photo.

I thank the R Consortium and The Linux Foundation for their support in making useR! 2022 possible.

The March for Science will take place on April 22, 2017. We hope to see you in D.C. and around the world! #ScienceMarch

"Statistical review is needed for all papers that involve data analysis" ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27676281

Pair with biorxiv.org/content/early/… x.com/figshare/statu…

I applaud the Tennessean for their persistent reporting on the opioid crisis in TN. More scripts per year than people in TN!