3 YEARS AGO (MAY 2013): MEMORY LANE

3 years ago…

MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: May 2013. I mark in red three posts that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog [1].  Some of the May 2013 posts blog the conference we held earlier that month: “Ontology and Methodology”.  I highlight in burgundy a post on Birnbaum that follows up on my last post in honor of his birthday. New questions or comments can be placed on this post.

May 2013

• (5/3) Schedule for Ontology & Methodology, 2013
• (5/6) Professorships in Scandal?
• (5/9) If it’s called the “The High Quality Research Act,” then ….
• (5/13) ‘No-Shame’ Psychics Keep Their Predictions Vague: New Rejected post
• (5/14) “A sense of security regarding the future of statistical science…” Anon review of Error and Inference
• (5/18) Gandenberger on Ontology and Methodology (May 4) Conference: Virginia Tech
• (5/19) Mayo: Meanderings on the Onto-Methodology Conference
• (5/22) Mayo’s slides from the Onto-Meth conference
• (5/24) Gelman sides w/ Neyman over Fisher in relation to a famous blow-up
• (5/26) Schachtman: High, Higher, Highest Quality Research Act
• (5/27) A.Birnbaum: Statistical Methods in Scientific Inference
• (5/29) K. Staley: review of Error & Inference

 [1]Monthly memory lanes began at the blog’s 3-year anniversary in Sept, 2014.