a Roger Rabbit sequel where the looney tunes start mysteriously disappearing at the WB lot and in the end they uncover the CEO is deleting them for the insurance money

For those who check model assumptions (you ALL should), the {easystats} package makes it very easy to do this with various models but particularly regression models

🚨 modelsummary 2.0.0 📦 for #RStats is out now! Draw beautiful and customizable tables for your descriptive statistics, regression models, correlations, balance, etc. Save your tables to HTML, Word, LaTeX, PNG, Typst, and more.  Short 🧵 for v2 modelsummary.com

I never get sick of this movie

Kirsty has sent like 10 people to suffer in hell across the franchise.

Statistics is hard! But understanding statistics is essential, especially in the era of clickbait. The Art of Statistics by David Spiegelhalter is one of my favorite books. So easy-to-read and full of real-life examples (e.g. how exaggerated claims are made). One example from the book⬇️

47 years ago, Mel Brooks released his tribute to Alfred Hitchcock, High Anxiety. Alfred loved this movie so much that he wished he himself directed it.

Free geospatial datasets from Meta. PLUS: the history of R, how to download historical OpenStreetMap data without code, and more. Here's everything I wrote about this week:

Ten simple Rules for writing Literature Review

I loved this book. Especially on audio. It’s haunting, it’s beautiful. A fallen knight and a child saint go on an odyssey, a pilgrimage. Very ‘hell is empty and the devils are here’.

Not sure whether to do a systematic review or scoping review? Check out this useful guide: link.springer.com/article/10.118…

A literature review isn't a REVIEW without including critical discussion. But, many students don't know how to add critique to their discussion. Here's the structure for an academic critical discussion: