3 YEARS AGO (JANUARY 2013): MEMORY LANE

3 years ago…

MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: January 2013. I mark in red three posts that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog [1].  Posts that are part of a “unit” or a group of “U-Phils”(you [readers] philosophize) count as one. It was tough to pick just 3 this month. I’m putting the 2 “U-Phils” in burgundy–nearly red. They involve reader contributions on  the likelihood principle–a major topic in foundations of statistics. Please check out the others. New questions or comments can be placed on this post.

January 2013

• (1/2) Severity as a ‘Metastatistical’ Assessment
• (1/4) Severity Calculator
• (1/6) Guest post: Bad Pharma? (S. Senn)
• (1/9) RCTs, skeptics, and evidence-based policy
• (1/10) James M. Buchanan
• (1/11) Aris Spanos: James M. Buchanan: a scholar, teacher and friend
• (1/12) Error Statistics Blog: Table of Contents
• (1/15) Ontology & Methodology: Second call for Abstracts, Papers
• (1/18) New Kvetch/PhilStock
• (1/19) Saturday Night Brainstorming and Task Forces: (2013) TFSI on NHST (2015 update).
• (1/22) New PhilStock
• (1/23) P-values as posterior odds?
• (1/26) Coming up: December U-Phil Contributions….
• (1/27) U-Phil: S. Fletcher & N.Jinn
• (1/30) U-Phil: J. A. Miller: Blogging the SLP

 [1] I exclude those reblogged fairly recently. Monthly memory lanes began at the blog’s 3-year anniversary in Sept, 2014.