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Can we learn anything from Vitamin D studies?
I weigh in on a debate about the benefit of vitamin D supplementation.
Paul R. Pudaite
Apr 22
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Can we learn anything from Vitamin D studies?
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Measuring the Rate of War Outbreaks
Introducing the 'Feed Your Prodigy' Newsletter
Paul R. Pudaite
Mar 19
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Measuring the Rate of War Outbreaks
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How to Apply the Neyman-Pearson Lemma to Quantum Supremacy Claims via the Monte Carlo Method
I could easily have goofed up one or more of the formulas, so please comment or e-mail me if you find an error!
Paul R. Pudaite
Mar 19
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Are the Best Athletes the Most Likely to Choke under Pressure?
The correct conclusion Alex Hutchinson should have drawn in "Why Performance Under Pressure Isn't All in Your Head"
Paul R. Pudaite
Mar 14
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Monte Carlo Method Implementation of the Neyman-Pearson Lemma
I haven't seen this published anywhere so thought I'd share my (possible) invention. It has some pretty useful applications such as assessing claims of…
Paul R. Pudaite
Mar 14
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This is Exceptional Statistics, a newsletter with an idiosyncratic perspective on how best to conduct statistical research.
Paul R. Pudaite
Mar 11
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