I really like this post. I’d like to see a sequence of ways statistical analysis can go wrong. This article and the inverted-J one both fit that description well.
Are there any other posts on the subject?
I think a theme of LessWrong is that statistical analysis goes wrong by default, and it requires work to keep it right.
I really like this post. I’d like to see a sequence of ways statistical analysis can go wrong. This article and the inverted-J one both fit that description well.
Are there any other posts on the subject?
I think a theme of LessWrong is that statistical analysis goes wrong by default, and it requires work to keep it right.