Little by little the articles on Stat Sci Meets Phil Sci are appearing in “Rationality, Markets and Morals,” online.
The article “Statistical Science and Philosophy of Science: Where Do/Should They Meet in 2011 (and Beyond)?” has now been published.
RMM-1: Special Volume on Stat Sci Meets Phil Sci
Categories: philosophy of science, Philosophy of Statistics, Statistics
| Tags: D. G. Mayo, Statistical Science & Philosophy of Science
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The Statistics Wars & Their Casualties
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Reviews of Statistical Inference as Severe Testing (SIST)
- P. Bandyopadhyay (2019) Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
- C. Hennig (2019) Statistical Modeling, Causal. Inference, and Social Science blog
- A. Spanos (2019) OEconomia: History, Methodology, Philosophy
- R. Cousins 2020 (Preprint)
- S. Fletcher (2020) Philosophy of Science
- B. Haig (2020) Methods in Psychology
- C. Mayo-Wilson (2020 forthcoming) Philosophical Review
- T. Sterkenburg (2020) Journal for General Philosophy of Science
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- The Statistics Debate!with Jim Berger, Deborah Mayo, David Trafimow & Dan Jeske, moderator (10/15/20)
- The Filter podcast with Matt Asher (11/23/20)
- Philosophy of Data Science Series Keynote Episode 1: Revolutions, Reforms, and Severe Testing in Data Science with Glen Wright Colopy (11/24/20)
- Philosophy of Data Science Series Keynote Episode 2: The Philosophy of Science & Statistics with Glen Wright Colopy (12/01/20)
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LSE PH500 Research Seminar (May 21-June 25, 2020): Controversies in Phil Stat
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Experts convene to explore new philosophy of statistics field
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- BREAKING THE (Royall) LAW! (of likelihood) (C)
- JSM 2020: P-values & "Statistical Significance", August 6
- Little Bit of Logic (5 mini problems for the reader)
- Spurious Correlations: Death by getting tangled in bedsheets and the consumption of cheese! (Aris Spanos)
- Gigerenzer at the PSA: "How Fisher, Neyman-Pearson, & Bayes Were Transformed into the Null Ritual": Comments and Queries (ii)
- Gelman blogged our exchange on abandoning statistical significance
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Mayo & Spanos, Error Statistics
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Error Statistics Philosophy 
hi professor mayo, have you also considered posting your article and your conversation with cox to arxiv.org ?
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I don’t know that archive, but have no objections to posting them. The dialogue should be up shortly.
We wanted to let you know that your blog was included in our list of the top 50 statistics blogs of 2011. Our goal was to highlight blogs that students and prospective students will find useful and interesting in their exploration of the field. You can view the entire list at http://www.thebestcolleges.org…
Wow? I didn’t even think people paid attention to a Blog-in-Exile! Especially as it isn’t very old, but this is gratifying. I just hope I don’t have to become less radical. Anyway, thanks for letting me know!