List of Contributions

Thanks, Naim, for sharing your excellent slides, with recommendations for how to use AI creatively and responsibly* in research. I hope people become aware of your suggestions. Your slides focus on statistical research, but I feel they generalize well for all research. For example, I've come to similar ...

Giovanni, I know what you mean, about how hard it is to find a forecasting text that's not too technical for your context, and yet introduces the main concepts. What I found worked really well--and much appreciated by students for being much cheaper than buying a full, hard-bound textbook that's ...

Alex, re your observation that "The angle or worldview or value system from which we choose to view a phenomenon (i.e. process) affects what we see as worth measuring and therefore affects what and how we choose to measure it.": I was struck by similar insight once, when I first become involved risk ...

Jonathan, I enjoyed reading your post, and believe your points are insightful and helpful. Interestingly, I think they address, from a different angle, an issue I've been thinking of as a distinction between testing with statistics--implying a formal comparison against a fixed, ideal image of the ...

Hi Ed, Thanks for your note. I can see your point about possibly finding a more searchable place to put the book. (Though I'm pleased to note how many people have checked out my ResearchGate entry since I announced it.) I'm not totally familiar with the Open Source concept required to post on ...