ASA Connect

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Welcome to ASA Connect: ASA's All member forum.
Here you can:
• Collaborate with other ASA members
• Exchange resources and best practices
• Discuss critical industry issues and receive input from members outside of your
current communities
• Network with other industry experts

ASA Connect Guidelines
• Keep in mind that all posts will go to the entire membership
• You may not post any message that is commercial by nature.
• Choose clear, informative subjects. This is more likely to elicit responses from experienced users who have knowledge about that particular topic.
• When asking questions, provide as much information as possible.

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    Dear ASA Connect Community, We just wrapped up JSM last week, and it was wonderful to see so many colleagues and friends come together. If you are still looking forward to connecting with fellow statisticians, data scientists, and quantitative researchers ...

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    Thanks to Prof. Stoto for raising this issue. I was enormously frustrated during 2020-2022 as it seems that our scientific leadership had forgotten 100 years of probability and population sampling, along with more recent advances in data integration ...

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    Dear All, As I wrote a few weeks ago, the broad campaign of the scientific community regarding the OMB proposed rule on grantmaking is now focusing on Congress. To that end, please see the pasted content below from a LinkedIn post from ...

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    I agree this is an important topic and in 202, what we were dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic in NYC, we took very seriously and also thought about ways to better plan for the next pandemic. The major statisticians working at most of the major institutions ...

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    I agree totally with you Michael. Another way to track deaths is through timely autopsy reporting. Florida fired their excellent statistician, Ms. Rebeka Jones, and restricted autopsy reports where deaths by covid (counted) and deaths were with covid ...

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