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Replication Crisis
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How do you actually obtain and report a likelihood function for scientific research?
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Peter Berggren
9mo
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Come and daydream with me about science reform
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jacobjacob
10mo
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Linkpost: A Post Mortem on the Gino Case
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Linch
1y
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Linkpost: They Studied Dishonesty. Was Their Work a Lie?
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Linch
1y
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Expert trap: Why is it happening? (Part 2 of 3) – how hindsight, hierarchy, and confirmation biases break conductivity and accuracy of knowledge
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Paweł Sysiak
1y
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Yoav Ravid
v1.8.0
Mar 18th 2023 GMT
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Replication
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Likelihood functions, p-values, and the replication crisis
by Eliezer Yudkowsky
Wikipedia
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Big Mac Subsidy?
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RobertM
2y
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That one apocalyptic nuclear famine paper is bunk
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RobertM
2y
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I’m mildly skeptical that blindness prevents schizophrenia
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RobertM
2y
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What we know about machine learning's replication crisis
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MondSemmel
3y
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What's Wrong with Social Science and How to Fix It: Reflections After Reading 2578 Papers
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Yoav Ravid
3y
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[link] Are All Dictator Game Results Artifacts?
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Multicore
3y
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Towards a Bayesian model for Empirical Science
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Yair Halberstadt
3y
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[Crosspost] On Hreha On Behavioral Economics
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Kaj_Sotala
3y
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The Death of Behavioral Economics
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Kaj_Sotala
3y
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One Study, Many Results (Matt Clancy)
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aarongertler
3y
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Statistical error in half of neuroscience papers
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Multicore
3y
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If my previous research is wrong, what are my options ?
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BB6
4y
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Retraction Watch