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  • 26.
    Stats for the Health Professional (doctor.medscape.com)

    A series of articles about statistics written for physicians.

    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 27.
    Two men, two visions (Statistical graphics in newspapers) (www.ibiblio.org)

    By Mike Finn.

    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 28.
    Australian Statistics Poster Competition (www.usq.edu.au)
    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 29.
    Pitfalls of Data Analysis (or How to Avoid Lies and Damned Lies) (my.execpc.com)

    By Clay Helberg

    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 30.
    The Chronicle: 5/4/2001: Telling the Truth About Damned Lies and Statistics (chronicle.com)
    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 31.
    Statistics in court: the ultimate communication challenge (pdf) (www.ime.usp.br)

    Paper by Janet Chaseling

    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 32.
    What every statistician ought to know (remember?) about causation (pdf) (www.campbellcollaboration.org)

    Presentation by Paul Holland (ETS)

    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 33.
    Radical Statistics Group (www.radstats.org.uk)
    1 point by nbarrowman 3 months ago comment
  • 34.
    Social Science++: Are women discriminated against in graduate admissions? Simpson's paradox via R in three easy steps! (socialscienceplusplus.blogspot.com)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 35.
    How Valid Are T.V. Weather Forecasts? - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog (freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 36.
    Frank Duckworth, "Lies and Statistics part 1" (www.blackwell-synergy.com)

    One of several articles available for free from the journal "Teaching Statistics"

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 37.
    ThinkSyllabus < Main < Biostatistics TWiki (biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu)

    An excellent course

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 38.
    The Economics of Happiness, Part 2: Are Rich Countries Happier than Poor Countries? - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog (freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 39.
    eBMJ -- Statistics at Square One (bmj.bmjjournals.com)

    Online version of an introductory textbook.

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 40.
    The Endeavour » Blog Archive » Galen and clinical trials (www.johndcook.com)

    An imaginary conversation between a modern day statistician and Greek physician Galen (c. 130-210 A.D.)

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 41.
    B-Course (b-course.cs.helsinki.fi)

    "B-Course is a web-based data analysis tool for Bayesian modeling, in particular dependence and classification modeling."

    1 point by tdanford 4 months ago comment
  • 42.
    Chance Videos and Audios (www.dartmouth.edu)

    Wonderful collection of videos and audios about probability and statistics. Requires Real Audio.

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 43.
    Chance News (www.dartmouth.edu)

    Newsletter that reviews articles in the news that use probability or statistical concepts (chance news). It is aimed at helping the general public better understand current chance news and assisting teachers of probability and statistics who want to liven up their courses by using current chance news.

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 44.
    Guernsey McPearson's webpages (www.senns.demon.co.uk)

    Pages of statistical humour

    1 point by StephenSenn 4 months ago comment
  • 45.
    Pictures of Numbers (www.numberpix.com)

    Pictures of Numbers is a book-project-in-progress, consisting of practical tips and techniques for busy researchers on improving their data presentation, and is updated in intermittent bursts of regularity by Mike Dickison.

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 46.
    let’s get rid of the pseudo-r2 « orgtheory.net (orgtheory.wordpress.com)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 47.
    Fishing in the Bay » False Convictions (blogs.mbs.edu)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 48.
    Language Log » Speech rate and per-syllable information across languages (languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 49.
    Data Visualization: Modern Approaches | Smashing Magazine (www.smashingmagazine.com)

    Amazing collection of data visualizations.

    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
  • 50.
    Using R for statistical analyses - Introduction (www.gardenersown.co.uk)
    1 point by nbarrowman 4 months ago comment
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