Just one more test
Martin Modrák - Test account
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Testing federation issues with self-hosted instance
Guillem LeonI have encountered more image descriptions on Mastodon in 24 hours than I have in Twitter in a couple of years. Seriously. I'm not exaggerating.
As a blind person, this means a lot to me. If you read this and you describe your images, thank you so, so, so much on behalf of all of us. If you don't, now you know you'll be helping random Internet strangers make sense of your posts by typing in a few more words than usual.
As a blind person, this means a lot to me. If you read this and you describe your images, thank you so, so, so much on behalf of all of us. If you don't, now you know you'll be helping random Internet strangers make sense of your posts by typing in a few more words than usual.
@bnjmnsms I'll add a negative recommendation: I wouldn't dwell on achieving exact _numerical_ reproducibility across computers as this can be hard (setting the seed won't often be enough). Instead all the conclusions you make should be reproducible, i.e. extremely unlikely to be changed by rerunning the simulations again. E.g. check the standard error of your Monte Carlo estimates and add simulations until it shrinks sufficiently.
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Working through Richard McElreath's video lecture on ordered logit (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-397DMPooR8) and just learned that I've been pronouncing "Dirichlet" wrong for *years*
It's "dir-ee-klay" not "dir-eesh-lay"!
Wikipedia's IPA confirms the "k" not "sh" too
Statistical Rethinking 2022 Lecture 11 - Ordered Categories
@yabellini I currently write all my analyses in R markdown, although only sometimes is the knitted markdown actually part of the publication.
I have one paper (https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0245103) where also the main text was written exclusively with markdown (source: https://github.com/cas-bioinf/covid19retrospective/).
The whole statistical analysis (a supplement) for https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/humu.23862 was also written and rendered in rmarkdown (source: https://github.com/martinmodrak/bbs-metaanalysis-bayes/).
A free online conference on Bayesian analysis of spatiotemporal data with the #Stan language tomorrow.
StanConnect 2022: "Stan Through Space and Time"
Date: October 31st, 8am-12:30pm EDT
There's an incredible lineup -- check out the speakers, abstracts and register now: https://eventbrite.com/e/stanconnect-2022-stan-through-space-and-time-tickets-440757677077
Hosted by Jamie Hogg and the Stan team.
My Mastodon introduction: I am a programmer turned applied statistician/bioinformaticion. I love the Stan language. The project I am currently most excited is working on the SBC R package (https://hyunjimoon.github.io/SBC/) that lets you validate that you implemented your Bayesian probabilistic model/algorithm correctly #statistics #bayesian