The "standard" way to describe the outcomes of a hypothesis testing procedure in #STATS is to say we "reject H₀" or we "fail to reject H₀," which is quite a mouthful! This morning I found a better phrasing for the decisions: either we "reject H₀" or we "retain H₀."

Short animated action film that makes use of math concepts youtube.com/watch?v=B1J6Ou… Script by Alan Becker and animation by Dj Welch #maths #Mathematics

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Meet section member Adam Cunningham statisticseducatio.wixsite.com/mysite/post/me… and read about the project that led to his best paper award statisticseducatio.wixsite.com/mysite/post/th… 👏🥇

Daniël Lakens Welcome to the Pythonland! Sure we don't have `dnorm` as a built-in function, but `norm.pdf` is there after a `from scipy.stats import norm`. If anyone is interested, I'm writing a Python tutorial for absolute beginners (no programming exp. required): nobsstats.com/tutorials/pyth…

I spend an exorbitant amount of time choosing the notation for each section to ensure consistency and precision. I used to think this was wasted time, but now I realize this effort is essential for the clarity of explanations... Cleanliness of notation is next to Godliness?

You will never forget what m and n stand for with this one

Digitisers by Jonny Griffiths is now available for FREE on the ATM website. It features 50 'digitiser' tasks aimed at late GCSE/Alevel students to help with their studies. @therispguy atm.org.uk/digitisers-puz…

Wow that's a really nice book. Too bad it's out of print, but the PDF scan is very crisp.

The MATH & PHYS book is #1 in #Physics of #Mechanics category on Amazon today. If you're taking a first-year university mech or calc class, this would be the time to get the book since it's 17% off today. See here for details amazon.com/dp/0992001005/… be sure to check the reviews

After seven years in the works, the No Bullshit Guide to Statistics eBook is finally done! See the announcement blog post here: minireference.com/blog/noBSstats… People say teaching both frequentist and Bayesian #statistics in parallel can't be done, but I say ¿Por qué no los dos?