Category Archives: Statistics

The Times runs a story on the latest developments querying Burnham et al. I’m one of the people that supported the study, not as a flawless piece of work, but as an important contribution to the study of mortality in … Continue reading →

I have no reason to doubt that the writers at The Economist, and Jane Galt, are truly educated people, if only because, as George Bernard Shaw noted, the mark of intellect is a passion for statistics. The Economist’s new blog … Continue reading →